Terra Amata Museum of Human Paleontology

Terra Amata Museum of Human Paleontology recreates the the site of an elephant hunters' camp, who set up their beach hut at the bottom of a creek near a spring. They hunted elephants, deer and rabbits. You can see some of their tools, choppers, and cleavers manufactured from stones collected on the beach … A footprint is the only direct evidence of Terra Amata’s Homo erectus.

The museum offers excellent research possibilities for scholars and scientists as well. The museum’s library contains about twenty scientific journals, general books, theses, reprints and more than 2500 works covering all areas of the prehistory of the Paleolithic Neolithic.