The museum has an archaeological and ethnographic nature. The archaeological section houses most of the excavated finds, found at the Santu Antine nuragic complex. The monument, in the different phases of the Middle Bronze and the Iron Age, is represented by a model; a room is used to display finds from the excavations of the fortress and some huts in the village. Among the finds, from the Bronze Age and the Imperial Roman Age, limestone bullets, eleventh-century smelting pliers, a fragment of a nuraghe model, a small bronze depicting a small dog stand out. The ancient settlement is illustrated with educational panels and photos of prehistoric monuments. A section is dedicated to the Roman age and the Middle Ages, with testimonies from the Logudoro-Meilogu. Roman miliaries (III-IV century AD) are also on display.
Why it is important to visit it
In particular, the museum illustrates the constructive characteristics of the Santu Antine nuraghe, offering an important testimony to the material culture of the Nuragic civilization.
Structure category: museum, gallery and/or collection
Content type:
Archaeology
Usability: Open
Province: Sassari
Common: Torralba
Macro Territorial Area: Northern Sardinia
POSTAL CODE: 07048
Address: via Carlo Felice, 151
Telephone: +39 079 847481 +39 334 1953870
E-mail: nuraghes.antine@tiscali.it
Website: www.nuraghesantuantine.it
Information on tickets and access: The museum is accessible by reservation by contacting the reception center and the ticket office of the archaeological site of Nuraghe Santu Antine in Torralba in advance via telephone or email.
Access mode: For a fee
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Other services: The museum, in addition to the normal use of the permanent exhibition, occasionally organizes exhibitions and conferences. Other and more extensive services are available at the reception center of the archaeological site of Nuraghe Santu Antine, which shares the same management with the museum.
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