Civic museum - closed for the earthquake https://staging.visitmodena.it/api/en/discover-modena/art-and-culture/museums-archives-and-libraries/museums-in-the-area/civic-museum-closed-for-the-earthquake-1 https://staging.visitmodena.it/api/logo.png Civic museum - closed for the earthquake Link to video Lead Image No image Lead Image Caption Settings Short name This name will be displayed in the URL. civic-museum-closed-for-the-earthquake-1 Infos Prices Insert a list of ticket prices. One per line. Price range indications Insert a price range indications. They will be displayed in listing preview item. Ticket: text Insert the description text that should be shown in the Ticket slot. Ticket: button label Insert the text to display over the link in Ticket slot. Ticket: url Insert the URL where to purchase tickets. Booking experience: text Insert the description text that should be shown in the "Book this experience" slot. Booking experience: button label Insert the text to show in the booking experience link. Booking experience url Insert the link to book an experience related tothis content. Booking experience: embed HTML Paste here some HTML snippets to embed external services integrations (like TrekkSoft). This field overrides button ones. BE AWARE OF CODE THAT YOU INSERT HERE. IT CAN BE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS. Phone number Insert a phone number to call for more infos. ++39 0535/90689 Email Insert an email address to contact for more infos. masina@comunefinale.net Website Insert an website address where to get more infos. http://www.comunefinale.net/index.php Timetable Insert hours and days where this service is available. On Saturdays 9.00-12.00/15.00-18.00; on Sundays 9.00-12.00; guided tour on demand Municipality Finale Emilia Location Insert the exact location of this content on the map. You can also search it in the form and select from GoogleMaps results. {} Categorization Thematic Area Select a thematic area where this content belongs to. This value can be used to perform searches in the site for contents with the same thematic area. This list is populated by Site Administrators. Related experiences Select a list of related experiences. Layout Blocks The JSON representation of the object blocks information. Must be a JSON object. {"610ce7e1-b971-4531-8fd0-23420933eb35": {"@type": "title"}, "cd768696-cfa1-48e6-87e8-5c3594319cb5": {"@type": "text", "text": {"blocks": [{"key": "bramc", "text": "Free entrance", "type": "unstyled", "depth": 0, "inlineStyleRanges": [], "entityRanges": [], "data": {}}], "entityMap": {}}}, "7d577b4f-57ea-425e-9e35-b2e386d553e1": {"@type": "text", "text": {"blocks": [{"key": "e3qq2", "text": "Section of natural and archaelogical history\nThe Section of Archaeology, full of finds that illustrate local history, exhibits evidences of \"Terramare\" (Bronze Age), and the remains of Roman settlements in our territory; notable among them: a well, the skeleton of a horse and a tomb faithfully reconstructed.\nRegarding the Middle Ages, the finds consist of ceramic used to cook and to serve, up to the first type of Ferrarese graffiti ceramics, almost all the material comes from excavations in the \"delle Rocche\" Castle. The ceramic collection has been enriched in recent years with the finds from the historical center and the former monastery of Santa Chiara: their nature is very varied, there are specimens from Ferrara, Faenza, Veneto and other places , tangible demonstration of the importance that Finale had in the past as place for favourable exchange and trades with towns even far from Finale itself. An entire room is dedicated to collecting material from the site of furnaces located in the territory of the Final and consisting of graffiti ceramics of XVII century. The archaeological section ends with the production of furnaces which have operated in Finale during XVIII century.\n\nThe Section of Geology offers a large collection of rocks and minerals in their division and description, material from every parts of the earth.\n\nThe section of Paleontology is rich in relics, as fossils of creatures lived in ancient times, starting from Primary or Palaeozoic Era (650 million years ago) until the Quaternary Age (the present). Among the finds, the most important is surely the jaws a mastodon (ancestor of the elephant) found in Calabria, the only example of this developmental stage of the elephant found in Italy. The collection of Malacology (shells) is also rich, comparing the evolution of species and climates. A display case shows mineral rocks and other finds documenting the researchs in Antarctica. The rooms also host tables and information boards of the various Eras and various studies of the earth, which are well suited to a comprehensive educational discourse.\n\nThe Ethnological section consists of the testimony of an Ethiopian tribe and a collection of weapons from 1600 to 1800 (donation Simoni).\n\n", "type": "unstyled", "depth": 0, "inlineStyleRanges": [{"offset": 0, "length": 45, "style": "BOLD"}], "entityRanges": [], "data": {}}], "entityMap": {}}}} Blocks Layout The JSON representation of the object blocks layout. Must be a JSON array. {"items": ["610ce7e1-b971-4531-8fd0-23420933eb35", "cd768696-cfa1-48e6-87e8-5c3594319cb5", "7d577b4f-57ea-425e-9e35-b2e386d553e1"]} Contents There are currently no items in this folder.
