Today we will see closely some artifacts found in Neapolis (Guspini) inside a votive deposit, from which many other terracotta statuettes depicting suffering devotees come. These hand-molded figurines indicate with their hands the painful part of the body to invoke healing by a healthy deity. The devotees that we show you, ostensibly indicate the seat […]
Welcome back to the new appointment to discover our exhibition itinerary and the showcases of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari. Today we will show you the showcase where the finds from the villages of Goni, Siurgus Donigala and Sant’Andrea Frius are exhibited. One of the best known archaeological sites in the territory of Goni is […]
The Archaeological Museum of Cagliari continues to tell and virtually accompany you along its exhibition path. Today we will show you two twin amphorae with Punic inscription from the necropolis of Tuvixeddu in Cagliari. The amphorae were found in 1912 by Antonio Taramelli, Superintendent of Antiquities of Sardinia, inside tomb 91, a rich burial site […]
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In the city of Pisa it is possible to find a complex of frescoes, unfortunately heavily damaged by the weather and by the bombardments of the Second World War, which depict the life and martyrdom of Efisio. In fact, between 1390 and 1391 in the Monumental Cemetery of Pisa Spinello Aretino, considered the last heir […]
As part of the initiatives entitled #RaccontiamoEfisio, related to the exhibition “Efisio. Martirizzato dai romani, santificato dai cristiani, venerato dai contemporanei”, the book “Racconti da Museo, Storytelling d’autore per il museo 4.0”, edited by Cinzia Dal Maso – published by Edipuglia Publishing House, will be presented on Thursday, 7 June at 5.30 pm by the […]
