There was the public of important occasions at the presentation conference of the first exhibition dedicated to the archaeological finds of Suelli, held in the Church of the Madonna del Carmelo in the presence of the mayor Massimiliano Garau, the official Gianfranca Salis and the head of the archaeological heritage Elena Romoli (Superintendency Archaeology, fine arts and landscape for the metropolitan city of Cagliari and the provinces of Oristano and Sassari), by the anthropologist Laura Caria and by the president of Archeofoto Sardegna Nicola Castangia.
Ceremony that anticipated the inauguration and the guided tour of the exhibition. "Today is a historic day - said Mayor Garau - we achieved a great result and we did it thanks to the contribution and commitment of many people". The parish priest don Michele Piras blessed the structure. The archaeological museum displays the most significant objects found in the local archaeological sites, such as those of the megalithic tomb in Pranu Siara.
The numerous ceramic fragments, shells, animal teeth and human bones found in recent scientific investigations on the tomb have made it possible to define the dating of the monument in an era between 2,700 and 1,900 BC. Furthermore, visitors will be able to admire the more than 150,000 artifacts kept for about forty years in the municipal warehouse of Suelli.
