The History of Sinis at the Royal Museums of Turin during the conference at the “Ballroom” on the eve of Juventus-Cagliari.<\/p>\n\n
The Mont\u2019e Prama Foundation, together with the Rossobl\u00f9 club and FASI, gathered at one of the most important museums in Northern Italy to showcase the wonders of Sardinia. Among the key figures in the event was archaeologist Attilio Mastino. <\/p>\n\n
The conference opened with greetings from Elisa Panero, Director of the Antiquities Museum at the Royal Museums. Following her, Anthony Muroni, President of the Mont\u2019e Prama Foundation, Stefano Melis, General Director of Cagliari Calcio, and Bastianino Mossa, President of FASI, took the floor. <\/p>\n\n
\u201cWe can never express enough pride and pleasure in being alongside the Mont\u2019e Prama Foundation, President Muroni, and the professionals who work every day to highlight, study, and deepen the immense archaeological and cultural heritage of Sardinia,\u201d said Stefano Melis, General Director of Cagliari Calcio.<\/strong> \u201cWe are in the midst of a long-lasting journey that, at every opportunity, brings new emotions. Like those of this weekend in Turin, where last season we experienced decisive moments. Today we are visiting another important setting during our trip. Turin is a key hub for our fans outside the island, and so the combination of culture, sport, and Sardinia is even more successful.” \u201cWe are happy to be able to showcase and discuss the cultural heritage of ancient Sardinia,\u201d said Elisa Panero, Director of the Antiquities Museum. <\/strong>\u201cThis year we are celebrating the three-hundredth anniversary of our institution, and it\u2019s very interesting to think that shortly after its founding, the first Sardinian artifacts arrived here. For us,\u201d Panero continued, \u201cthis is a very important opportunity to also highlight what Sardinian treasures we can preserve in our museum.\u201d<\/p>\n\n Anthony Muroni, President of the Mont\u2019e Prama Foundation,<\/strong> highlighted the Foundation\u2019s commitment to promoting Sardinian archaeological heritage on the mainland, “thanks to the collaboration with Cagliari Calcio and FASI.” “After the MAXXI in Rome, the Uffizi in Florence, the Aquileia Park, the Triennale in Milan, the MAN in Naples, and the archaeological site of Pompeii,” Muroni emphasized, “another important cultural venue in Italy, such as the Royal Palace, is hosting one of our events. On the fiftieth anniversary of the discovery of the Giants,” said the Foundation\u2019s president, “the appointment in Turin was essential to introduce the Sinis Natural Archaeological Park.” “We are honored to be able to do this in such an important museum, in front of the many curious visitors and the many Sardinians living in Piedmont, who always show us great support.” <\/p>\n\n \u201cPiedmont has around 10,000 members in Sardinian clubs,\u201d said Bastianino Mossa, President of FASI.<\/strong> \u201cFor us, this is another important opportunity to showcase Sardinia\u2019s cultural heritage to the many potential visitors to our island, as well as to the many Sardinians living on the mainland who are ambassadors of Sardinia.\u201d<\/p>\n\n The conference then moved into its core with a presentation by Elisa Panero, Director of the Antiquities Museum at the Royal Museums, titled \u201cThe Sardinian Collections at the Royal Museums.\u201d Following her, Attilio Mastino,<\/strong> archaeologist and former rector of the University of Sassari, spoke on \u201cHampsicora, the Punics, Sardinians, and Romans in Turin.\u201dGiorgio Murru, Director of the Scientific Area at the Foundation, gave a talk on \u201cThe Giants Before the Giants,\u201d a journey into the world of Sardinian archaeology, accompanied by images from Nicola Castangia. The event concluded with \u201cThe Myth of the Golds of Tharros,\u201d presented by Ilaria Orri, curator of the Tharros archaeological site and archaeologist at the Foundation. <\/p>\n\n The two-day event organized by the Foundation in Turin began with participation in the event organized by the Sardinian Club of Nichelino, which, together with FASI, hosted an exhibition of island products, Sardinian art, and a photographic display dedicated to the Mont\u2019e Prama Giants at one of the city\u2019s largest shopping centers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":11022,"template":"","tags":[619,201,782,532],"news_cat":[278,277,276],"class_list":["post-13159","news","type-news","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","tag-davide-nicola","tag-giganti","tag-juventus-cagliari","tag-monte-prama","news_cat-new-in","news_cat-rossoblu-world","news_cat-latest-news"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n