Darfo

Darfo is an Italian city of 15,564 inhabitant part of Val Camonica, province of Brescia in Lombardy. The capital of the municipality is Darfo, even as its name is due to the name of the capital blended with that of the principle village, Boario Terme. The region changed into already inhabited in prehistoric instances: there are rock carvings on the town of Corni Freschi on the foot of Monticolo and within the municipal park of Luine rock engravings.

Still in Luine terracotta from the Bronze Age 1969 was located, while other rock engravings had been found close to Lake Moro. On the Monticolo a bronze ax turned into located rather in 1897. There is little facts in Roman instances, even though it is believed that the valley ground become at that point uninhabited because of Oglio floods and the presence of marshy regions. The necropolis found in 1808 close to Corna and the tombs found in 1939 and in 1958 at the Town Hall might be of barbaric age. Darfo, headquarters of Valle Camonica Servizi.