Coreca Caves

Formerly they were at sea level, while today they are about 25m higher, placed on a rock wall and therefore difficult to access.

They differ by the width of the entrance, which is wide in the Gruttuni and narrow in the Grutta du 'Scuru, with the consequence that the former is a relatively light cave and the second very dark.

In 2012, it was proven (confirming earlier Piedmontese scholars) that they were used during the late Bronze Age (as well as in later periods).

The artifacts found (terracotta, stone mills, polished pebbles, etc.)

were quite well preserved due to the difficulty of accessing the caves themselves, indicating a different use of the two cavities: the Gruttuni were used for housing purposes, while the Scuru was used for funeral rites.