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Brixia. Rome and the peoples of the Po (BS)

The exhibition Roma e le genti del Po. Un incontro di culture III-I sec. a.C. is an important opportunity to reflect on the cultural climate of a special historical moment, from the 3rd to the 1st century BC, during which Cisalpine Gaul underwent a profound change through encounters, clashes and integration between peoples of different origins and cultures. The Brescia exhibition sets out to tell the story of the encounter between Rome and the local populations, with the aim of describing a reality that was not just a clash, but had many facets. Continue reading Brixia. Rome and the peoples of the Po (BS) →

Picenes and Celts on the banks of the Giano (AN)

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) →