The Mirabuenos site, in Petrer, begins to reveal the first secrets of a community that inhabited the current municipal term about 4,000 years ago. The City Council, through the Council of Culture and Heritage and the Dámaso Navarro Museum, has launched the first actions of the General Research Plan that will allow to deepen the knowledge of this settlement of the Bronze Age and reconstruct how those who occupied this prehistoric enclave lived.
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The Mirabuenos site, in Petrer, begins to reveal the first secrets of a community that inhabited the current municipal term about 4,000 years ago. The City Council, through the Council of Culture and Heritage and the Dámaso Navarro Museum, has launched the first actions of the General Research Plan that will allow to deepen the knowledge of this settlement of the Bronze Age and reconstruct how those who occupied this prehistoric enclave lived.