Museo Archeologico Provinciale di Potenza

The Museo archeologico provinciale, situated in Potenza, is a significant repository of archaeological artifacts discovered in the Basilicata region. The museum's primary objective is the protection, conservation, and enhancement of Potenza Province's archaeological heritage. It also serves as a reference point for scholars and visitors, hosting numerous activities and cultural events such as exhibitions, conferences, and practical creative workshops on archaeology.

Artifacts at the Museo archeologico provinciale

The Museo archeologico provinciale offers a glimpse into the ancient history of Basilicata through its diverse collection of artifacts. These items, particularly those from the Metapontino area, span from the Paleolithic to the Roman periods. Among these, the bronze Corinthian helmet found in 1291 in Vaglio and statuettes from Monticchio are notable.

Exhibitions and Events at the Museo archeologico provinciale

The Museo archeologico provinciale has been the venue for significant exhibitions and events that have drawn a broad audience. Notably, it has hosted prestigious exhibitions of works by renowned artists such as Carlo Levi, Giorgio De Chirico, and Carlo Carrà. These events have rekindled interest in the cultural hub established by the Province of Potenza to promote and enhance works considered a common heritage and personal enrichment.