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Territory
With more than 60 km long and located between ridges that exceed 3,000 m, the valley is composed of twelve municipalities that spread out along the axis of the road that leads to the Maddalena Hill that links Italy and France. These are our municipalities, we invite you to discover their history, their villages, their flavors and their inhabitants, everything that keeps them alive and that will conquer you!
Culture and art
Culture and art
Always a place of transit and exchange that has involved people, knowledge, products and traditions, the valley preserves a fascinating cultural heritage. We invite you to discover our culture and the traces of past times through museums and sites of cultural interest, a heritage that we are sure will conquer you!
Sport and nature
Sport and nature
An exuberant watercourse and a multitude of ridges, forests and roads represent a scenario of extreme charm in which to practice different sports. Come and discover the autumn poetry of the landscapes, the spring awakening of nature, the cold beauty of winter and the exuberant charm of summer... We are sure you will be fascinated!
Taste and try
Taste and try
Our traditional cuisine is characterized by simple dishes that transform exquisite raw materials into precious and refined delicatessen. People and professionals in the valley hand down these flavors from generation to generation! Taste our products and try our recipes, they will conquer you!
Events and traditions
Events and traditions
Every year festivals and events promote moments of encounter and authenticity in the different villages of the Valley. Our events accompany us as they accompanied the life of our ancestors following the products and traditions of the season and meeting the needs of rural life. Come and discover them!
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Sambuco / Agenda

Cosa ci insegnano i resti faunistici delle grotte delle Alpi Marittime.

Giovedì 18 luglio, ore 21

Sambuco – Centro di documentazione

Il prof. Umberto Tecchiati, docente di Preistoria ed Ecologia preistorica al Dipartimento di beni culturali e ambientali dell'Università di Milano, terrà la conferenza Dalle ossa alla storia. Cosa ci insegnano i resti faunistici delle grotte delle Alpi Marittime. L'appuntamento è inserito nelle azioni di divulgazione del progetto "Join the time: ricostruire per capire", promosso da Aree Protette Alpi Marittime e a cura di Università di Milano e Politecnico di Torino con la collaborazione di Comune di Aisone e Unione Montana Valle Stura, la supervisione della Soprintendenza Archeologia Belle Arti e Paesaggio per le Province di Alessandria, Asti e Cuneo (SABAP-AL) e il contributo di Fondazione CRC. L'archeozoologo racconterà come i reperti paleontologici delle grotte delle Alpi Marittime (da Bossea ad Aisone passando per quelle del Bandito) aiutino a ricostruire le fasi più antiche della storia del popolamento delle grotte alpine: ambiente e clima, relazioni uomo-animale, e il loro significato sul piano economico e simbolico.