From Saturday 12 November until 20 April next year, the monumental complex of the Spedale del Buon Gesù will host an important archaeological exhibition displaying finds never shown before, precious evidence of a very distant and almost entirely unknown past.
It will be set up on the ground floor of the 15th-century complex which six years ago hosted the extraordinary exhibition on Gentile da Fabriano and whose upper floor is now home to the “Bruno Molajoli” Civic Art Gallery. Continue reading Picenes and Celts on the banks of the Giano (AN)→
The South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology documents the prehistory and history of South Tyrol from the end of the last Ice Age (15,000 BC) to the Carolingian period (around 800 AD). Continue reading Bolzano Museum (BZ)→
The National Archaeological Museum of Campli is directly linked to the nearby necropolis of Campovalano which, over some forty years of research, has yielded 610 burials from the Iron Age and the Romanisation period (9th-3rd century BC). Continue reading Archaeological Museum of Campli (TE)→
The Archaeological Museum of Arona was opened in 1997. It is located in the left wing of the 19th-century Covered Market in the central piazza San Graziano. Continue reading Arona Museum (NO)→
The State Archaeological Museum, founded in 1996 through the joint efforts of the Archaeological Superintendency for the Marche and the Municipal Administration, is housed in a number of restored and modernised rooms of the monumental complex of S. Francesco, in the historic centre of Arcevia. Continue reading Archaeological Museum of Arcevia (AN)→
Museum-quality historical reproductions, experimental ancient crafts, handcrafted work in iron, bronze, leather, bone and wood
