Explore heritage differently! The Department of Alpes-Maritimes offers you, for JEP 2025, new activities open to all. The Lazaret cave is a prehistoric site of international scientific and cultural interest that was occupied by Archaic Neanderthals from – 190,000 to – 120,000 years ago. Visits to the prehistoric site Duration: 20 min / All public / Every 30 min Visit this high place of world prehistory (-190,000 to -120,000 years) to understand the emergence of classical forms of Neanderthal man on the Mediterranean coast and in Europe. Film screenings "The filling of the cave of the Lazaret" and "A season at the Lazaret, 150,000 years ago" Duration: 10 min / All public / Every 10 min Introductory workshop on archaeological excavation Saturday, September 20 at 10am, 11am, 2pm and 3pm Sunday, September 21 at 10am, 11am, 2pm and 3pm Duration: 1h / Children from 8 to 12 years old (limited to 8 people per workshop) Present yourself 5 minutes before the time of the workshop – outdoor workshop Conference "The origin of humanity" by Emmanuel Desclaux, departmental archaeologist, head of the prehistory laboratory of the Lazaret Saturday, September 20 at 2:30 PM Duration: 1h / All public Conference "The Neanderthal man: evolution, environment and behavior" by Emmanuel Desclaux, departmental archaeologist, head of the prehistory laboratory of the Lazaret Sunday, September 21 at 2:30 PM Duration: 1h / All public Informations Free entry within the limit of available places. Reservations required for certain activities on mesdemarches06.fr Information on the website or by phone: lazaret@departement06.fr or 04 89 04 36 00 Accessibility

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