Welcome back to our virtual tour among the finds of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari. Today we begin to tell you about Sulci (or Sulky), today’s Sant’Antioco, the city founded by Phoenician merchants in the western part of the islet of Sant’Antioco. At the current state of knowledge, it is the oldest urban settlement in […]
Welcome back to our virtual tour among the finds of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari. Today we will show you some finds from the necropolis of San Giorgio in Portoscuso up close. The site was found by chance in 1990, during some works for the construction of a purification plant, which damaged and almost completely […]
Welcome back to a new appointment with our virtual tour of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari that allows us to tell you about our exhibition step by step, letting you know and see our finds up close. Today we show you the showcase in which the finds found in the territory of Portoscuso in the […]
Welcome back to the new appointment with the virtual tour in the exhibition of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari! Today we show you some of the statuettes found in Terreseo Narcao in the Strumpu Bagoi sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Demeter. Demeter is the Greek goddess of crops and the fertility of the earth, whose […]
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The virtual tour of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari resumes today from the second exhibition floor, where we tell you about the showcase that contains the finds from two towns of Sulcis, Narcao and Santadi. Kernophoroi are exhibited, small busts used as perfume burners, statuettes and busts of the goddess Demeter, oil lamps and other […]
Today our virtual tour of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari bring us in front of the finds found in the temple of Antas in Fluminimaggiore. Now we will see closely some votive inscriptions of the Punic sanctuary dedicated to the god Sid. Although the remains of the Templar building from the 5th-3rd century B.C. are […]
In compliance with the DPCM 3rd November 2020 the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Cagliari will be closed to the public from Friday 6th November to Friday 15th January. The museum’s activities will continue online on the social profiles:
Welcome back, continue to follow us on our virtual journey through the collection of the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari. Today we bring you in front of the showcases on the second floor of the Museum where the finds from the temple of Antas are found. The sanctuary is located in the center of a suggestive […]
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 […]
