Nuragic Experience: Archaeology is in fashion
Sardinia is an island that leaves its mark on the soul. Anyone who has ever been there knows the feeling of nostalgia you get when you leave. It may be that time passes slowly here, it may be that the stones and the sky tell thousand-year-old stories, it may be that nature here is generous and always friendly. That’s why we wanted to celebrate it with a brand that tells this magic: take a little of this magic with you!
Nuragic Experience:
Archaeology is in fashion
Sardinia is an island that leaves its mark on the soul. Anyone who has ever been there knows the feeling of nostalgia you get when you leave. It may be that time passes slowly here, it may be that the stones and the sky tell thousand-year-old stories, it may be that nature here is generous and always friendly. That’s why we wanted to celebrate it with a brand that tells this magic: take a little of this magic with you!
Nuragic Experience: Archaeology is in fashion
Sardinia is an island that leaves its mark on the soul. Anyone who has ever been there knows the feeling of nostalgia you get when you leave. It may be that time passes slowly here, it may be that the stones and the sky tell thousand-year-old stories, it may be that nature here is generous and always friendly. That’s why we wanted to celebrate it with a brand that tells this magic: take a little of this magic with you!
Would you like to find out more? Visit our bookshop
Here you will find a careful selection of books, essays and scientific publications on the archaeology of Sardinia.
We will help you choose the right one!
Would you like to find out more?
Visit our bookshop
Here you will find a careful selection of books, essays and scientific publications on the archaeology of Sardinia. We will help you choose the right one!
Would you like to find out more? Visit our bookshop
Here you will find a careful selection of books, essays and scientific publications on the archaeology of Sardinia.
We will help you choose the right one!
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With absolute scientific rigour, and also through photographs and geometric models, Giulio Magli takes us on a tour of discovery of places and monuments scattered around the globe.
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A summary of the main questions that arise, today as much as and more than before, for those who turn their attention to the investigation of the Nuraghi.
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This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian baking, or rather to the products of what the anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese called a ´true ephemeral plastic art´. It contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
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This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian bread-making, that is, to the products of what anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese has called a ‘true ephemeral plastic art’. The volume contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
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Ercole Contu investigates the ancient roots of wine culture in Sardinia and the almost sacred significance of its production. He identifies the signs of this in ceramics and in the famous bronze statuettes, giving these materials a new, completely unprecedented interpretation and restoring the importance that wine-making practice must have had already in antiquity.
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What if this island was Sardinia? The contents of this book may surprise and even make more than one's mouth water. In any case, it is exclusively the result of the lexical reading of that mountain of things written and said by men for the laudable scruple of passing on what they knew and knew.
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A collection of more than a thousand words presented in the two macro-variants of the Sardinian language, written using the rules of graphic standardisation also to overcome polemics and sectarianism that only serve to fuel scepticism and divisions, at a time when instead unity and concord of all is needed to continue the battle for bilingualism.
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The guide illustrates the discoveries made over the last fifty years at one of the most interesting sites in the Sardinian and Mediterranean archaeological landscape.
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With absolute scientific rigour, and also through photographs and geometric models, Giulio Magli takes us on a tour of discovery of places and monuments scattered around the globe.
3
A summary of the main questions that arise, today as much as and more than before, for those who turn their attention to the investigation of the Nuraghi.
4
This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian baking, or rather to the products of what the anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese called a ´true ephemeral plastic art´. It contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
1
This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian bread-making, that is, to the products of what anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese has called a ‘true ephemeral plastic art’. The volume contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
5
Ercole Contu investigates the ancient roots of wine culture in Sardinia and the almost sacred significance of its production. He identifies the signs of this in ceramics and in the famous bronze statuettes, giving these materials a new, completely unprecedented interpretation and restoring the importance that wine-making practice must have had already in antiquity.
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What if this island was Sardinia? The contents of this book may surprise and even make more than one's mouth water. In any case, it is exclusively the result of the lexical reading of that mountain of things written and said by men for the laudable scruple of passing on what they knew and knew.
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A collection of more than a thousand words presented in the two macro-variants of the Sardinian language, written using the rules of graphic standardisation also to overcome polemics and sectarianism that only serve to fuel scepticism and divisions, at a time when instead unity and concord of all is needed to continue the battle for bilingualism.
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The guide illustrates the discoveries made over the last fifty years at one of the most interesting sites in the Sardinian and Mediterranean archaeological landscape.
2
With absolute scientific rigour, and also through photographs and geometric models, Giulio Magli takes us on a tour of discovery of places and monuments scattered around the globe.
3
A summary of the main questions that arise, today as much as and more than before, for those who turn their attention to the investigation of the Nuraghi.
4
This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian baking, or rather to the products of what the anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese called a ´true ephemeral plastic art´. It contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
1
This rich volume by Marisa Iamundo is dedicated to the bread of traditional Sardinian bread-making, that is, to the products of what anthropologist Alberto Maria Cirese has called a ‘true ephemeral plastic art’. The volume contains the results of many years of passionate and careful research.
5
Ercole Contu investigates the ancient roots of wine culture in Sardinia and the almost sacred significance of its production. He identifies the signs of this in ceramics and in the famous bronze statuettes, giving these materials a new, completely unprecedented interpretation and restoring the importance that wine-making practice must have had already in antiquity.
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What if this island was Sardinia? The contents of this book may surprise and even make more than one's mouth water. In any case, it is exclusively the result of the lexical reading of that mountain of things written and said by men for the laudable scruple of passing on what they knew and knew.
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A collection of more than a thousand words presented in the two macro-variants of the Sardinian language, written using the rules of graphic standardisation also to overcome polemics and sectarianism that only serve to fuel scepticism and divisions, at a time when instead unity and concord of all is needed to continue the battle for bilingualism.
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The guide illustrates the discoveries made over the last fifty years at one of the most interesting sites in the Sardinian and Mediterranean archaeological landscape.
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