Musée Marc Deydier

Museum dedicated to Marc Deydier, self-taught lawyer, photographer and pre-historian (1845-1920). Its collections have archaeological remains of Neolithic and Bronze Age monument, among other things an Iberian type (Ninth Ave. JC) on which are engraved a helmet, sword and shield and furniture from the Gallo Vielhy-Roman (Roman graffito of a ship) and a mausoleum of a Gallo-Roman aristocratic family (first to fourth century AD.). Several rooms are devoted to local Ethnography life Cucuron around the year 1900. These facilities are illustrated by photographs of Marc Deydier taken between 1903 and 1916 (over 3200 pictures we have received) showing the population and the various activities of the rural foothills south of the Grand Luberon in the early twentieth century.