Formerly Intaranum. 1st to 4th Century BC Gallo-Roman important religious center and had over 25,000 inhabitants, situated at a crossroads, powerful and prosperous city which stretched over several hundred acres, certainly the largest in the department; found there many vestiges of the Gallo-Roman occupation and especially " Apollo Kifared , "marble statue of 2.50 m at the museum of National Antiquities of St Germain-en-Laye (enter in search Entrains).
prehistoric remains and antiquities such as the bronze statue of" Mercury sat "in the Musée du Louvre, a large number of Roman roads radiating from Entrains including one that linked to Autun through Ouanne Orleans and Auxerre, some of which are also still passable; traces of blocks of houses , a craft area, a major theater in the south of the city, water and a temple as well as abundant furniture (pottery, coins, tools, statuettes, epitaphs), held at the House of Excavations Entrains.
Entrains is classified as "archaeological zoning"
Saint-Cyr-les-Entrains in 1793
Book: Entrains Gallo-Romain Jean-Bernard Devauges by the Archaeological Research Group of Entrains 1988
Book: History of Entrains from ancient times until today by JF BAUDIAU.
Book: History of Entrains from ancient times until today by JF BAUDIAU.
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