The exhibition «Sea lands»

This exhibition “Terre di mare”, set up in Trieste, Grado, Portorose, Ljubljana, was conceived and organized by the Dipartimento di Scienze dell'Antichitŕ of Trieste University, Maritime Museum "Sergej Mašera", Piran in collaboration with the ENEA (Ente Nazionale Energia e Ambiente), DiSGAM (Dipartimento di Scienze Geologiche, Ambientali e Marine) of Trieste University, Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici del Friuli Venezia Giulia, Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for the Protection of Cultural Heritage, Regional Office Piran, Underwater Archaeology Group. It was curated by Rita Auriemma and Snježana Karinja.

Moreover, the exhibition enjoyed the patronage and sponsorship of the Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia and Provincia di Trieste, the contribution of Comune di Trieste, Comune di Pirano, Provincia di Trieste, Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Trieste, Fondazione Benefica Alberto e Kathleen Foremann Casali and Camera di Commercio di Trieste, and the support of Nucleo dei Carabinieri Subacquei – Comando Friuli Venezia Giulia and Assocciazione Flondar.

This exhibition was a tale of sailing along these sea lands, from the mouths of the Timavo River to Pirano, throughout the centuries of their history. The pictures and the objects showed a glimpse of the historical, archaeological and environmental heritage, in particular to the community living there, in order to know its past but also its near future.

The history of our lands dates back to a long time ago: the portrayed sites and the displayed objects belong to a vast chronological period - between the Neolithic (IV-III millennium) and Renaissance (XVI cent. AD) - along the centuries which have undergone deep transformations of the coastal landscape. The aim of the Interreg Project Italy Slovenia “Alto Adriatico” is to rebuild this landscape.

Information panels produced for the exhibition:

Panel 1a
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Panel 1b		 Panel 2a
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Panel 4
Panel 4		 Panel 5a
Panel 5a		 Panel 5b
Panel 5b		 Panel 6a
Panel 6a		 Panel 6b
Panel 6b
Panel 7
Panel 7		 Panel 8a
Panel 8a		 Panel 8b
Panel 8b		 Panel 11
Panel 11		 Panel 12
Panel 12
Panel 14a
Panel 14a		 Panel 14b
Panel 14b		 Panel 14c
Panel 14c		 Panel 15a
Panel 15a		 Panel 15b
Panel 15b
Panel 16
Panel 16		 Panel 17
Panel 17		 Panel 18
Panel 18		 Panel 19
Panel 19		 Panel 20
Panel 20
Panel 22a
Panel 22a		 Panel 22b
Panel 22b		 Panel 23
Panel 23		 Panel 25
Panel 25		 Panel 26a
Panel 26a
Panel 26b
Panel 26b		 Panel 27a
Panel 27a		 Panel 27b
Panel 27b		 Panel 28a
Panel 28a		 Panel 28b
Panel 28b
Panel 29
Panel 29		 Panel 30a
Panel 30a		 Panel 30b
Panel 30b		 Panel 31
Panel 31		 Panel 32
Panel 32


Informazioni aggiornate al: 18.3.2010 alle ore 12:56