The territory on which Arconate currently stands was inhabited in ancient times by the Ligurians, who then left room for the Celts during the fifth century BC. A trace of the Ligurian origin would still be found in the phonetics of the local dialect; the conservation of these features is justified by the remoteness of the ancient village from larger centers and from the main roads.
The territory where Arconate now stands was inhabited by the Ligurians in ancient times, who later made way for the Celts during the fifth century BC. The presence of Ligurian features in the local dialect is a testament to their historical connection, as it's likely due to the village's isolation from larger centers and main roads.