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Culture and Archaeology on Sardinia National Museum Goodness Mother
Cagliari National museum of Archaeology: Goodness Mother
Archaeological Exhibit in the National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari
The findings of the Nuraghic period present in the museum are: pottery, tools,
a collection of bronze weapons and especially many bronzes, small bronze sculptures
representatives subject of various kinds (warriors, archers, sardus pater, Nuraghic head, priest).
Within the civilization pre-Nuraghic, Late Neolithic (3500-2700 BC),
fits the culture of Ozieri documented from the settlements in the cave,
and in villages outside tombs dug into the rock (also known as Domus de Janas).
Among the archaeological finds characteristic of this period are: richly decorated pottery,
metal objects, flint tools and obsidian.
Later in Old E-Neolithic Age (2700-2500 BC), in addition to the findings of Culture Ozieri
(decorated ceramics, vases of stone, metal objects and instruments in flint and obsidian)
are the cultural aspects of Filigosa and Abealzu,
characterized respectively by cups are boarded a rigid profile and vases to flop and drafts shaped breast.
The Nuraghic statuettes belong, instead, the last period of Nuraghic Civilization (900 BC - 535 BC).
Of Neolithic period and of Sardinian E-Neolithic period are kept many different style ceramics,
stone tools, tips and arrow in obsidian daggers, necklaces of bone
and shells and several statues representing the mother goddess.
Document date: 2000-2006 - Sardinia Information Section Archaeology
Who loves the war, he has not seen it in face (Erasmus from Rotterdam)
The path for the peace is the peace (M. K. Gandhi)
Fonte Notes
You cannot choose the country where to born, You cannot choose
the color of your skin, You cannot choose the relatives, but You can choose the
friends. Living means to choose, to decide what to do, every day.
Learning to smile
Art Culture Images and Sardinian Historical Notes
Last Updating: 2010-06-25