Museum archeologico di Pula

The Archaeological Museum is housed in the territory of Pula, on the southern coast of Sardinia, and is dedicated to the findings in the ancient city of Nora (the oldest in Sardinia) and its surroundings; offers a glimpse of daily life over the centuries, both through finds concerning the sacred and the profane. In the interesting Museum you can admire the remains of the testimonies of the ancient Phoenician and Punic rites linked to the cult of the dead. On display are amphorae, anchors and ceramics found in the depths of the gulf, including a precious gold leaf that has become the logo of the museum itself.