The application of new technologies in work in archeology and the relationships with other disciplines such as anthropology and genetics are providing important information on the individuals who have lived and anthropized the territories throughout history.
It will be precisely these discoveries, in Marmilla and Trexenta, with their application in archeology and in the work of experts and the interaction with other disciplines that will be the common threads of the first conference of "Cultural meetings in Barumini", the cycle of events that restart from Friday 16 February (5.30 pm) at the G. Lilliu Center in Barumini. The series of events organized by the Barumini Sistema Cultura Foundation, within the training path of its staff, represents an important moment for comparisons and in-depth analysis on the many topics that revolve around the thousand facets of archaeology, history and culture of Nuragic Sardinia.
The first meeting will be led by Gianfranca Salis (Superintendence of Archaeological Fine Arts and Landscape for the metropolitan city of Cagliari and the provinces of Oristano and Southern Sardinia) , with the in-depth discussion entitled: "Recent archaeological investigations between Trexenta and Marmilla". The conference will discover to those present an important cross-section of Marmilla and Trexenta which have an important number of sites and monuments that have made the history of Sardinian archaeological literature.
“In recent years, thanks to the collaboration between the Superintendency and local authorities, excavations and restorations have been carried out in these territories which allow us to read the transformations of the communities over a very broad chronological period, reconstructing some important moments in the history of the territory and the history of Sardinia” , Salis underlines.
“An event that we strongly wanted to relaunch both to continue the training path of our already highly qualified staff and to allow new insights into the many themes that involve the archaeological world of our territory, thanks to ever new readings and useful comparisons to tell the our cultural heritage better”, adds Emanuele Lilliu, president of the Foundation .
