State Archaelogical Museum of Cingoli

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Cingoli

The Cingoli State Archaeological Museum is located in the semi-basement and on the ground floor of the municipal building. The layout is organized according to chronological criteria over four sections covering the period between the Paleolithic and the Roman Imperial ages. The tour begins with the section devoted to Prehistory including some of the oldest lithic finds from the Marche region, originating in areas neighboring the Musone and Rudielle Rivers, and continues with the Bronze Age with finds from the excavations carried out at Piano di Fonte Marcosa between the mid-1980s and the early 2000s, a site that has been uninterruptedly frequented since the Roman Age. The finds displayed for this period are numerous, notably including those made of bone and deer antler. The exhibit continues with sections dedicated to the Iron Age, romanization and the Roman era. Very interesting are the finds from the site of San Vittore, dating from the 6th to the 4th centuries BC and referable to a sanctuary connected with a water cult, as well as those from Borgo San Lorenzo, where the remnants of the ancient Cingulum municipium are still visible. The museum includes a large collection of coins dating from the late Republican era to Imperial times and a lapidarium with inscriptions referencing the Roman city.

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Principi umbri e piceni tra il Potenza e l’Esino

Nelle zone di confine dell’entroterra marchigiano i principi umbri di Camerino vivevano a contatto con numerosi villaggi, anch’essi retti da principi guerrieri piceni. I pregevoli corredi delle necropoli, risalenti alla fine dell’VIII - inizi VI sec. a.C., documentano i fitti scambi con l’oriente greco e con l’Etruria e attestano il ruolo cruciale di queste popolazioni nei traffici mercantili tra Adriatico e Appennino, che essi controllavano e da cui traevano le loro ricchezze.

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Cingoli

Address Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II 5 Cingoli
Phone Number (+39)0733 603399
Opening Time Lunedì-Martedì-Mercoledì-Domenica e festivi 8:15 - 13:15 Giovedì-Venerdì-Sabato 14:00 - 19:15 Chiusura settimanale: Chiuso la seconda e quarta Domenica del mese; Orario biglietteria: Lunedì-Martedì-Mercoledì-Domenica e festivi 8:15 - 13:15; Giovedì-Venerdì-Sabato 15:00 - 19:00.
Visit Time 45 min
Entrance Fee Gratuito
Reservation Required no
Viabilities Salaria Gallica
Bookshop no
Free Guided Tour yes
Guided Tour no
Parking no
Disabled Accessibility yes
Audioguide no
Didactic Rooms no
Conference room no
English language yes
Public Transport no
Family Services no
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