Marco Milanese , professor of Archeology at the University of Sassari , will be a guest of the third round of the series of conferences “ A thousand and one museums ”, scheduled for Thursday 19 January at 5 pm, at the National Archaeological Museum Antiquarium Turritano in Porto Torres .
He will illustrate the results that emerged during the latest excavation campaigns at the basilica of Sant'Antioco di Bisarcio , in the Ozieri area , with a speech entitled “All'ombra del Vescovo. Clergy and population in Bisarcio in the Middle Ages: The new perspectives of archaeological research".
The initiative organized by the Regional Directorate of Museums of Sardinia with the University of Sassari, curated by Luana Toniolo and the teacher Paola Ruggeri , has the aim of starting a discussion with the directors of the most important Italian and foreign museums and representatives of the cultural panorama nationally and in the university and research world.
The review stems from the need to acquire the precious contribution of those who work in the field and to tell the most innovative experiences of the main Italian museums and archaeological areas in terms of valorisation, musealization and public involvement.
