After the discovery, in 2004, of many prehistoric flint artefacts coming from a terrace almost totally submerged by the water of an artificial lake in Fiastra, a small village in the central Italy Apennine, the local authorities decided to support the creation of a permanent exhibition for the surface findings in a room of the town hall. Taking aside the scientific implications of the discovery, especially concerned with human occupation of mountain environment, in the paper is described the general archaeological context of the discoveries, the organization of the exhibition and some of the activities carried out with the public.
From the ground to the museum: the local archaeological exhibition of Fiastra (Central Italy Apennine)
CANCELLIERI, Emanuele
2009
Abstract
After the discovery, in 2004, of many prehistoric flint artefacts coming from a terrace almost totally submerged by the water of an artificial lake in Fiastra, a small village in the central Italy Apennine, the local authorities decided to support the creation of a permanent exhibition for the surface findings in a room of the town hall. Taking aside the scientific implications of the discovery, especially concerned with human occupation of mountain environment, in the paper is described the general archaeological context of the discoveries, the organization of the exhibition and some of the activities carried out with the public.File in questo prodotto:
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