The National Archaeological Museum of Valle Camonica is located in the province of Brescia. Valle Camonica is world famous for its extraordinary rock paintings engraved on the rocks. In 1979 they were inscribed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List. The Museum is housed in the ancient building of Villa Agostani with the aim of collecting, conserving and enhancing the archaeological heritage. The Museum boasts artifacts from the Roman age which were found in the area surrounding Cividate Camuno and from the entire territory of the Valley. The collection includes slabs and inscriptions such as the "Res Publica Camunnorum" and the inscription containing the reference to the Quirina tribe of Valle Camonica. The Museum is connected to the nearby archaeological sites of the Archaeological Park of the Theater and the Amphitheater and the archaeological area of the Forum.