Musée de l'Homme de Néandertal '' Jean Bouyssonie ''

This museum, whose scientific director is Jean-Louis Heim, professor at the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, is divided into nine different areas, all of which examine the Neanderthal period. The highlight of the museum in the centre of the main room is the reconstruction of a pit containing a replica of the skeleton of Neanderthal man, as found in 1908 by Jean Bouyssonie. Open from Easter to the November school holidays, daily except Thursday, 2.30-6pm; July-August, daily, 10am-noon and 2.30-6pm. Open all year for groups by prior arrangement. Entrance fee.