A new chapter for the Mont’e Prama Foundation, in collaboration with Cagliari Calcio and FASI, captivated the public with a conference on the archaeological beauty of the Sinis region, held at the San Giorgio in Poggiale Art and History Library in Bologna. The event opened with institutional greetings from Anthony Muroni, President of the Mont’e Prama Foundation, followed by remarks from Fabio Frongia, Head of Communications for Cagliari Calcio, and Bastianino Mossa, President of FASI. <\/p>\n\n
“The ideal bridge between rossobl\u00f9 fans and culture enthusiasts continues to confirm the success of the model proposed through the joint communications campaign between the Foundation and Cagliari Calcio, together with FASI,” says Anthony Muroni, president of the Mont’e Prama Foundation.<\/strong> “Our goal remains to engage a broad and diverse audience, and in this regard, Bologna represents a fundamental piece of a grand plan: to showcase the archaeology of our island as the essence of universal heritage. 2026 is a year of incredible innovation for us: with the Giants reunited at the Cabras Museum, new horizons are opening up, such as the collaboration that will soon lead to the inauguration of the exhibition that will bring together the Etruscans and the Nuragic people, also at the Cabras Museum. We are also approaching the Mont’e Prama Summer season, with a summer program packed with events and internationally renowned names within the five festivals promoted by the Foundation, always in line with the plan to enhance the archaeological heritage of the Sinis.” <\/p>\n\n “For us, meeting once again, this time in Bologna and once again in Emilia Romagna, is a renewed and enormous pleasure, together with the pride of being part of the new stage of a journey that began long ago together with the Mont’e Prama Foundation with the aim of enhancing one of the most extraordinary archaeological heritages of the Mediterranean, the Giants of Mont’e Prama,” says Fabio Frongia, Head of Communications for Cagliari Calcio.<\/strong> “A winning partnership inaugurated at a very specific moment in the history of Cagliari Calcio, which in 2022 began a phase of great development, ambition, and innovation from every perspective, which we are still experiencing. The collaboration between the Club and the Foundation confirms itself as an effective model of integration between sport and culture, capable of generating visibility, awareness, and value. In this context, Cagliari Calcio is proud to contribute as an ambassador, bringing these contents to an ever-wider audience. A commitment that also looks beyond national borders, as demonstrated by recent initiatives in China, and which has an increasingly broad horizon in line with the desire to continually increase plus the prospects regarding the Company, the Foundation, the Sardinian territory and its unparalleled history.\u201d <\/p>\n\n “The trip to Bologna takes on a particularly significant significance also in light of the presence, in Emilia-Romagna, of four clubs of the FASI APS network \u2013 Bologna, Parma, Piacenza and Forl\u00ec \u2013 which represent a fundamental presence for Sardinians around the world,” says Bastianino Mossa, President of FASI.<\/strong> “In this context, the Circolo Sardegna of Bologna stands out as a true excellence: a cultural reference point, a resource for the region and a protagonist in the promotion of Sardinian identity. For FASI, accompanying the Mont’e Prama Foundation in its journey of cultural dissemination is a source of pride and demonstrates our awareness of the strength and universal value of the Giants’ message. Together with the Circolo Sardegna of Bologna, we share the goal of building a solid bridge between Emilia-Romagna and Cabras, so that more and more citizens can learn about and experience this extraordinary heritage firsthand by visiting the Giants, finally reunited in their homes. Furthermore, the collaboration with Cagliari Calcio, made possible also thanks to the contribution of the Mont’e Prama Foundation, allows us to concretely express our closeness and support to a team that represents a strong symbol of identity, capable of uniting and making all Sardinians around the world proud.\u201d <\/p>\n\n The conference featured presentations by Giorgio Murru, an archaeologist at the Foundation, with a lecture entitled “From Stone to Water, a Journey Through the Prehistory of Sardinia,” accompanied by images by photographer Nicola Castangia. This was followed by “The Mont’e Prama Foundation and the Narrative of the Sinis Natural Archaeological Park,” curated by archaeologist Ilaria Orri.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":24042,"template":"","tags":[532],"news_cat":[278,277,276],"class_list":["post-24044","news","type-news","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","tag-monte-prama","news_cat-new-in","news_cat-rossoblu-world","news_cat-latest-news"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n