Narce’s New Virtual Museum
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Jacopo Tabolli
Abstract
This museum update presents the project of the Museo Archeologico-Virtuale di Narce (Narce Archaeological-Virtual Museum or MAVNA) in Mazzano Romano (RM) in the larger context of networks that linked the archaeological site of Narce with foreign scholars and institutions that have been working in, on or around the Faliscan site since its discovery in 1890. The museum was created in September, 2012, in order to display a collection of material from the site that had been stored in the city hall of Mazzano Romano and never before on public display, as well as to present the “virtual” return of the antiquities now preserved in museums outside of Italy. The museum will serve as a territorial and extra-territorial cultural center dedicated to the Faliscans, and will exhibit images of foreign collections virtually in order to demonstrate to the local visitors the importance of Narce’s archaeological finds and the significance accorded to Faliscan culture by foreign scholars and institutions.
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