“Egnazia. Park reveals the story “is the theme of the two-day meeting on Friday 22 and Saturday, May 23 next in the hall of the National Archaeological Museum of Egnazia” Giuseppe Andreassi “(located in Savelletri Fasano – Br) in which will be presented the new features in ‘archaeological area thanks to recent work carried out in synergy with “Arcus spa”, for which the area has new itineraries thematic and chronological marked by information boards and media. The archaeological area, enriched by the results of recent surveys and the use of a part of the walls discovered, allowing a new reading of the ancient city where space communicates with nature and with the landscape strongly characterized by the sea and located in the new synthesis route exhibition of the Museum.
The program of the two-day, developed by the Regional Secretariat of Heritage and cultural activities and tourism to Puglia, the Archaeological Superintendence of Puglia, from the Museums Puglia, from ‘”Arcus spa”, the Municipality of Fasano and the university “Aldo Moro” in Bari, expected for Friday, May 22 at 15 the opening session with the greetings of the Mayor of Fasano Lello Di Bari, the President of the Puglia region Nichi Vendola, of the Regional Quality of territory and Cultural Heritage Angela Barbanente, rector of the University of Bari Antonio Felice Uricchio, the regional secretary of Puglia Ministry of Heritage and Cultural Activities Eugenia Vantaggiato, the Director of Museums of Puglia Fabrizio Vona, the Director General “Arcus spa” Ettore Pietrabissa, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Heritage and Cultural Activities Antonia Pasqua Recchia. Followed by speeches of Luigi La Rocca, superintendent of archaeological Puglia on “Search, protection, conservation and enhancement of the ancient city”; Raffaella Cassano, professor at the University of Bari, on “Archaeology and the public: from excavation to exploitation.” In addition, on the theme “The Archaeological Park of Egnazia” (with the new technology also introduced) will intervene Angela Cinquepalmi, director of the Park, Francesco Longobardi, the Regional Secretariat of Heritage and cultural activities and tourism for Puglia, Gianluca Mastrocinque, professor at the University of Bari, Paul Mauriello, director of the Institute for Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage (CNR of Rome); while on “Archaeological parks. Experience enhancement “intervene Francesco Canestrini, superintendent Arts and Landscape for the provinces of toast, Lecce and Taranto, and Paul Gasparoli the Politecnico di Milano.
Saturday, May 23, however, the conference It will resume at 9:30 am with Jacopo Bonetto, the University of Padua, on the theme “The Archaeological Park of Nora – Cagliari”; Luigi Fozzati, the Archaeological Superintendence of Friuli Venezia Giulia, and Massimo Capulli (University of Udine) on “The River of Memory: The project Anaxum and Park ecostorico River Star”; Angela Pontrandolfo, University of Salerno, on the theme “The Archaeological Park Fratte – Salerno”; Francesca Ghedini, University of Padua, on the topic “Final considerations”. Upon completion of any of the above, there will be the play “whispers and cries at the gates of Europe” (an adaptation of “Trojan Women” by Euripides) staged by the theater group of the grammar school “Cagnazzi” Altamura (Ba) under the artistic direction of Fernando Balestra. The two-day, therefore, it will end with a guided tour of the archaeological park egnatino and the new path of the wall (just discovered).
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