The Museo di Storia Naturale del Vulture (Vulture Museum of Natural History) occupies the first three levels of the Convent dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel on Lago Piccolo. It chronicles the 750,000-year history of the Vulture, a volcano formed in the Pleistocene era, which has been dormant for about 130,000 years.
Located in the castle of Melfi, the museum is home to archaeological findings from the Vulture area concerning the indigenous peoples of prehistoric times, the Daunian, Samnite, Roman, Byzantine and Norman periods. Inaugurated in 1976, it is arranged in three rooms on the ground floor of the Castle.
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