Michel Fuchs and Evelyne Ramjoué
French, Roman Museum of Nyon, Exhibition handbook (47 p.), 1994.
The remains of the Commugny Roman villa are buried under the cemetery, the vicarage and the village church. This was one of the big multi-purpose rural establishments that ensured essential economic activities in ancient times: agriculture and animal husbandry, often supplemented by craft products. The Commugny villa was, however, a particularly luxurious example, as can be seen from the famous group of wall paintings in the exhibition.
Price: 15.-
The Roman Museum celebrated its 40th Birthday. An ideal opportunity to celebrate, whilst putting forth a few monuments of the Roman past of Nyon, using digital technology!