Item Number: 112056 Title: Archeologia e Storia nei mari di Sicilia Author: Tusa, Sebastiano Price: Not Available ISBN: 9788870572520 Description: Udine: Magnus, 2010. 32cm., hardcover, 297pp., ca. 300 color illus. Summary: e importance of Sicily as ancient “crossroads of mediterranean and extra-mediterranean cultures and people” is confirmed by the great amount of archaeological finds re-emerging from the seabed around the main island and the minor ones. Entire vessels violated by the sea and by man, isolated traces of ancient navigations or real ports allow to refer to stories of battles, commerce, migrations and expeditions, an incredibile amount of facts which became florid history in the difficult relationship that this land has had with the sea, and by means of it with the entire world. The underwater archaeological treasure of Sicily is impressive for quantity and quality and includes dozens of wreckages and hundreds of isolated findings, some of them are of great importance and value, like the well-known statues of the “Reshef di Selinunte” and of the “Satiro di Mazara del Vallo”. Thanks to these recoveries from the past and the systematic researches conducted today it has been possible to reconstruct the fascinating history that connects indissolubly Sicily to its seas, important means of richness, history and culture. We regret to inform you that this title is no longer available. P.O. Box 3904, Kingston, New York 12402 US Phone: 845-331-8519 Fax: 845-331-0852 Email: michael@artbooks.com |
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