Collection

Settlements and Monuments:

Outdoor settlements; stations.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Clactonian lithic industry.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; Outdoor sites.

Pottery and material culture

Lithic industry.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; Outdoor sites.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Lithic industry.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; Stations.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Undifferentiated epipaleolithic lithic industry.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; rock shelters; outdoor settlements.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Undecorated pottery.

Vessels with a globoid body, narrow mouth and convex bottom; handle or vertical and apicate handles; hemispherical bowls; lithic industry and on bone. Embossed ceramic; ceramic decorated with cardium.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; rock shelters; inhabited outdoors; necropolis with artificial caves with well or calatoia; pit tombs.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Purified ceramic with glossy surfaces; keeled bowls and vases with wide mouths and convex bottoms; tiny bridge or ring handles with median saddle; engraved or sgraffito decorations with star motifs, triangles, festoons, falcate horns, etc. volumetric-naturalistic stone or bone statuettes (so-called Mother Goddess); green stone rings; lithic industry and on bone.

Settlements and Monuments:

Caves; rock shelters; villages consisting of huts embedded in the ground, with a rectangular, circular or elliptical plan and overhanging roof;
domus de janas; hypogean-megalithic tombs; megalithic tombs; circle tombs; dolmens; alleès couvertes; menhirs.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Buccheroid ceramics, polished like a stick, often polished and engulfed; basket pots; faired cups; spherical bowl bowls; hemispheric vessels; pyxes; cylindrical glasses; amphorae with truncated cone body; ovoid and pear-shaped vases with a flat bottom; tripod vessels; decorations with bundles of serrated segments; dotted bands; decorations with dotted or dashed triangles, spirals, concentric circles, star figures, chevrons, anthropomorphic figures of the hourglass type; full plate figurines; lithic industry and on bone.

Settlements and Monuments:

Reused underground villages and necropolises; domus de janas without anteroom and with long dromoi; dolmens; alleès couvertes; menhirs.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Simple or multi-angular hull vases; ovoid vessels; vessels with an elongated cylindrical neck; truncated conical jars; ollette; bowls and bowls; faired cups; decorations with embossed points, parallel, geometric, linear zigzag incisions; plastic and graphite decorations; lithic industry; copper dagger blades; statuettes with perforated plate.

Settlements and Monuments:

Huts with a rectangular or trapezoidal plan with a plinth in rows of stones and overhanging roof; reused hypogean necropolis; dolmens; alleès couvertes; menhirs.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Smooth ceramic; flask vases; jugs with a handle and on the opposite side two jars side by side; tripod vessels with pointed feet; statuettes with perforated plaque; lithic industry; copper tools and weapons.

Settlements and Monuments:

Reused villages; villages with huts with a round, elliptical or rectangular plan with a stone base and conical roof; megalithic walls; caves and rock shelters; reused hypogean tombs; hypogea with entrance to cockpit or calatoia; lithic cyst burials; cave burials; pit tombs; dolmens; menhirs.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Vessels with cylindrical, biconical, hemispherical, truncated cone, amphoriform shape, with flared rim, wide mouth and often with double handles superimposed two by two; basket pots; boilers; dishes; bowls; cups; jars with pouring spouts; plate lids; vases with three feet; decorations with parallel grooves and ribs; lithic industry; copper dagger blades.

Settlements and Monuments:

Reuse of previous or contemporary tombs, structures and sites.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Inverted bell glasses; hemispherical basins often provided with three or four feet; decorations with bands and dotted triangles; buttons with V-shaped perforation; brassards; lithic industry; copper weapons and tools; schematic petroglyphs; statue-menhirs.

Insediamenti e Monumenti:

Riutilizzo di tombe, strutture e siti precedenti o coevi.

Ceramica e Cultura materiale:

Ciotoloni emisferici provvisti di tre piedi; grandi tazze ad alto bicchiere campaniforme liscio carenato; tazzine a carena arrotondata con anse ad anello;
armi e utensili in rame o bronzo.

Settlements and Monuments:

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Ceramics and Material Culture:

Settlements and Monuments:

Reuse of domus de janas; lithic cist tombs; cave burials; allées couvertes.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Ink pots; truncated conical cups; faired cups with wide mouths and high shoulders; tripods with decoration with vertical cords or ribs; cups; cylindrical jars; hourglass vases; elbow loops, sometimes with asciform extension; weapons and tools in copper or bronze.

Settlements and Monuments:

Corridor nuraghi; simple tholos nuraghi; megalithic tombs. Rectangular huts with a stone row base and a double sloping roof.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Cylindrical vessels with neck decorated with triangular vertical ribs; big bowls carined; pans with tongue or bridge grip provided with corbels; hemispherical bowls; Four-handled tolls; bowls and truncated cone bowls; polypod jars; elbow lugs.

Settlements and Monuments:

Tombs of giants; monosome and tafone tombs; cave burials.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Comb ceramic; pans; faired cups; jars with everted edge and with thickened edge; boiled pots with internal strip; perforated lids; horseshoe stove; level;

Settlements and Monuments:

Simple tholos nuraghi; complex tholos nuraghi with longitudinal or transversal frontal addition, with lateral addition, with concentric addition: trilobed, tetralobed, five-lobed;

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Buccheroid ceramic or with leather-colored external surface; askoid vessels; reverse elbow lugs; complex tholos nuraghi with longitudinal or transversal frontal addition, with addition bowls with horizontal handle handles; faired cups; vases with thickened rim; pintadere.

Settlements and Monuments:

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Ceramics and Material Culture:

Rough Late Nuragic pottery; craters with spool lugs and bridge lugs; trays; askoi; jugs. Askoi; askoid vessels; flasks; cups; complex geometric decorations: circles, nut eyes, lambda, false cord; painted and plastic decorations, including figured ones. Imported materials from Cyprus, Phenicia, Greece and Etruria. Geometric ceramic herringbone, herringbone and circles, stralucido; askoid vessels; piriform jugs with false spout; large pans-tray; pintadere; clay stoves; plate lamps; boat lamps with animal-like protome; pintadere decorated; stone statuary; bronze statuettes and votive boats; bronze weapons and tools; ornaments.

Settlements and Monuments:

In the rock, accessible through a well in whose walls there are pedaroles, hypogeic tombs, usually composed of two rooms, with dromos equipped with steps, pit tombs with stone slabs cladding, etc.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Rough Late Nuragic pottery; craters with spool lugs and bridge lugs; trays; askoi; jugs. Askoi; askoid vessels; flasks; cups; complex geometric decorations: circles, nut eyes, lambda, false cord; painted and plastic decorations, including figured ones. Imported materials from Cyprus, Phenicia, Greece and Etruria. Geometric ceramic herringbone, herringbone and circles, stralucido; askoid vessels; piriform jugs with false spout; large pans-tray; pintadere; clay stoves; plate lamps; boat lamps with animal-like protome; pintadere decorated; stone statuary; bronze statuettes and votive boats; bronze weapons and tools; ornaments.

Settlements and Monuments:

City; tophet; streets; necropolis; chamber tombs, well tombs, with one or two chambers excavated.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Vascular ceramics; amphorae; figured terracotta; coins; inscriptions; jewelry, ornaments and amulets; stone sculptures, reliefs and sacred furnishings; artefacts in bone and ivory; figured bronzes, bronzes of use and sacred furnishings; metal weapons and tools, etc.

Settlements and Monuments:

City; settlements; villas; farms; aqueducts; ports; streets; bridges; necropolis; capuchin tombs, pit tombs; tombs in amphora; enchytrismòs tombs within large ziri; caisson tombs; tombs in sarcophagus; arcosolium tombs; columbarium tombs; urn tombs, mausoleums; etc.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Black painted ceramic; Italic sealed ceramic; African sealed pottery; thin-walled ceramic; common and fire pottery; various ceramics; amphorae; bricks and tiles; coins; inscriptions; weapons; objects and tools in iron and bronze; bone artifacts; glasses; jewelry and ornaments; votive statuettes in ceramic and bronze; sculptures in stone and bronze, etc.

Settlements and Monuments:

City; villages; castles; towers; streets; churches; necropolis; etc.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Various ceramics; weapons; metal artifacts and tools; coins; inscriptions; bone artifacts; jewelry and ornaments, etc.

Settlements and Monuments:

Post-medieval structures.

Ceramics and Material Culture:

Post-medieval productions.