La Polledrara di Cecanibbio
The territory, in the north-west of Rome covers the route of Boccea to the coastal plain, which includes one of the most important archaeological sites in central Italy, framed in a wide span of time from the Middle Pleistocene to the middle ages.
The creation of an archaeological park, provided by the Special Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Rome for the area under its jurisdiction, is certainly one of the most effective means of protection and enhancement of this heritage, enhanced by the beauty of the place, not yet scarred by urban development.
The design of the park, still at a preliminary stage, provides for the development of archaeological sites to be included in an itinerary that is able to integrate with the geological and archaeological aspects of the natural environment, offering the visitor an overview of the history of the area and its popolamento.Nell 'scope of such an arrangement is part of the project of a museum of the Pleistocene deposit of the Polledrara of Cecanibbio, whose discovery sparked an interest that has become increasingly broad proceed with the acquisition of archaeological data.
The field, in 1984, on a plateau located between the road and the Via Aurelia Boccea the height of around 83 meters above sea level, consists of a portion of palealveo, brought to light to an area of about 650 square meters. attributable to a current of water to ephemeral meandering.
The archaeological excavation has identified the central channel of the riverbed with the end device to the shore to the east.
