The images are summaries, more effective than ever for understanding and judging. The responsibilities and attempts to pass the buck between institutions are of little interest. One fact is certain: in these three photos there is the recent history of one of the most important archaeological finds in the Mediterranean, that of the Giants of Mont'e Prama. Above is a photo "stolen" inside the endless construction site of the Museum of the Giants in Cabras. On the external sign it says that the construction site started on January 28, 2020. Three years ago. It was supposed to be completed on January 22, 2022. We are over a year late and the construction site is abandoned. No one works there for a long time. Below is the photo of the sign, still placed at the entrance to the Mont'e Prama site which shamefully indicates that area as "Romanesque". In the photo on the right, the cardboard wall built for Archeologika 2022, 167 thousand euros of cardboard. The modern history of the Giants of Mont'e Prama.
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We have received four requests for rectification, sent by the Mont'e Prama Foundation, in relation to the investigation by our newspaper on the expenses incurred for the organization of the "Archeologika 2022" fair and on the management of the Foundation itself. We publish, below, only the contents permitted according to the provisions of the Press Law. Among the non-publishable contents there are also those, according to the evaluation acquired by the newspaper's lawyers, which have presented profiles susceptible to criminal relevance pursuant to article 8 of the aforementioned Law.
On the article dated January 25:
The Foundation's Memorandum of Association specifically attributes to it the mission of enhancing and promoting the archaeological assets entrusted to it. Therefore preparing projects, finding funding, carrying out the programs, highlighting them with its communication activity. "Spending money" on events, promotions, publications is exactly his task according to the very strict observance of the law. Which was done without exceptions; the event referred to in the article referred to in the subject ("Archeologika 2022") is one of those envisaged by the Convention for the creation of activity programs to support the enhancement, promotion and communication of cultural tourism, signed on 15 December 2021 between the regional councilor for tourism and the Mont'e Prama Foundation. And the demonstration was held in connection with the offices of the Department.
