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Archaeological Museum of Bologna
Bolonia, Italia
El Museo Arqueológico de Bolonia se encuentra en el antiguo Ospedale della Morte, del siglo XV. Inaugurado en septiembre de 1881 y perteneciente a la red de museos municipales Settore Musei Civici Bologna, alberga una de las mayores colecciones de antigüedades de Italia. Sus fondos comprenden: - una rica documentación sobre la historia de Bolonia y su territorio desde la prehistoria hasta la época romana, fruto de las excavaciones iniciadas en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX; - una importante colección central, formada por las colecciones universitarias de Aldrovandi, Cospi, Marsili, Lambertini y la excelente colección del pintor boloñés Pelagio Palagi. Estas colecciones comprenden antigüedades egipcias, prehistóricas, griegas, romanas y etruscas. Los visitantes pueden seguir dos itinerarios principales: uno para la Historia de Bolonia (Lapidarium; sección Prehistórica; Bolonia etrusca, celta, romana, Verucchio) y otro para las Colecciones (egipcia, griega, etrusco-itálica, romana, colección de yesos).Esta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:The Archaeological Museum of Bologna is located in the city's former 15th-century Ospedale della Morte. Opened in September 1881 and part of the municipal museum network Settore Musei Civici Bologna, it houses one of the largest collections of antiquities in Italy. Its holdings comprise: - a wealthy of documentation on the history of Bologna and its territory from pre-historic times to Roman period, the fruit of excavations starting in the second half of the 19th century; - a substantial core collection, made up of the University collections of Aldrovandi, Cospi, Marsili, Lambertini and the fine collection of the Bolognese painter Pelagio Palagi. These collections comprise Egyptian, Prehistoric, Greek, Roman and Etruscan antiquities. Visitors can follow two main itineraries: one for the History of Bologna (Lapidarium; Prehistoric section; Etruscan, Celtic, Roman Bologna, Verucchio) and one for the Collections (Egyptian, Greek, Etrusco-Italic, Roman, Plaster Cast Collection).
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- Lun10:00–19:00
- Mié–Dom10:00–19:00
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Biblioteca Civica Angelo Mai e Archivi storici
Bérgamo, Italia
Lista de las monedas de la colección http://legacy.bibliotecamai.org/frame.asp?page=cataloghi_inventari/altri_beni/catalogo_cimeli_sigilli_monete.htmlEsta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:List of the coins in the collection http://legacy.bibliotecamai.org/frame.asp?page=cataloghi_inventari/altri_beni/catalogo_cimeli_sigilli_monete.html
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Cabinet of Numismatics of Brescia city museums
Brescia, Italia
Los Depósitos del Museo, los Archivos, el Gabinete de Dibujos y Estampas y el Gabinete Numismático son accesibles para fines de estudio e investigación, previa cita, y ofrecen espacios de consulta y estudio. Las solicitudes de cita deben enviarse a collezioni@bresciamusei.com, acompañadas de información detallada sobre los motivos y fines de la investigación para la que se solicita el acceso a los Depósitos, así como de una carta de presentación firmada por una institución, ya sea universitaria o de otro tipo, activa en el ámbito cultural. El acceso a los Repositorios se concede durante cuatro horas semanales, en días y horarios variables que se definirán con el solicitante una vez recibida la solicitud. Las solicitudes de acceso múltiple se concederán en función de la disponibilidad del personal. Deberá enviarse gratuitamente a la Fondazione una copia de cualquier disertación (tesis, publicación científica) relacionada con los materiales consultados.Esta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:The Museum Depots, the Archives, the Drawings and Prints Cabinet and the Numismatic Cabinet are accessible for study and research purposes, by appointment, and provide space for consultation and study. Requests for appointments must be sent to collezioni@bresciamusei.com, accompanied by detailed information regarding the reasons and purposes of the research for which access to the Repositories is requested, as well as a letter of introduction signed by an institution, whether it be a university or otherwise active in the cultural field. Access to the Repositories is granted for four hours per week, on variable days and times that will be defined with the applicant after the request has been received. Requests for multiple access will be granted according to the availability of staff. A copy of any dissertation (thesis, scientific publication) relating to the materials consulted must be sent to the Fondazione free of charge.
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Coin Museum of the Fondazione Banca Agricola Mantovana
Provincia de Mantua, Italia
Museum of Numismatics: with its 2160 pieces in gold, silver and bronze the coin collection of Banca Agricola Mantovana is the most complete collection in the world, along with that of Italian King Vittorio Emanuele II, of coins and medals issued in Mantua in the period of the communes and the Gonzaga. The collection was started in 1986 on acquisition of the Milanese Casero collection and was considerably enlarged in 1993 by the acquisition of the prestigious collection of Mantuan count, Alessandro Magnagutti. The splendid state of conservation and exceptional rarity of many of the pieces make this collection an inestimable source of history, art and culture. Artists that made coins and medals for the Gonzaga family include masters such as Pisanello, Bartolo Talpa, Leone Leoni, Gaspare Molo and Gian Cristoforo Romano.
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- Lun–Vie09:00–12:00 · 15:00–17:30
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National Archaeological Museum
Cividale del Friuli, Italia
After the lombards (a Germanic tribe) invaded and defeated the byzantine empire in northern Italy in 568, their population started to settle and colonise the area, electing Cividale as their capital. The museum tells the story of this barbarian population which occupied Friuli for two centuries through the many artifacts which were retrieved in the area. While lombards were illiterate, many of the object found show evidence of high artistical skills with a style which remained very different from the one of the local roman population. The museum displays some of the artifacts as they were found originally in the tomb: see as an example the warrior buried with his horse! The museum also exhibits some finds related to the earlier roman period, however I found the Lombard section the true highlight and something unique which you won't see elsewhere. For the coin collector there are some wonderful Lombard coins including many gold coins, one entire room and parts of another focused almost exclusively on the Lombard era. If you are interested in early Venetian coins I believe you will find an artistic relationship can be found between the Lombard and early Venetian Republic coinage. See if you agree.
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- Lun09:00–14:00
- Mar–Dom08:30–19:30
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National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo
Roma, Italia
The basement of the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, one of the 4 sites of the National Roman Museum, is dedicated to a major coin collection, which was owned by Victor Emmanuel III of Italy. It covers all Roman coin history from the origins of the city to euro coins.
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- Mar–Dom09:00–19:45
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Sforzesco Castle - Numismatic and Coin Cabinet - Archaeological and Numismatic Library
Milán, Italia
Numismatic and Medal Collection The numismatic collections are dual in nature. The State depository consists of coins and medals, both ancient and modern from all over Europe from the beginning of coinage (6th century BC) to 1813. On the other hand, the original core of the Civic holdings focuses mainly on coins and medals produced in Milan and Lombardy, with only some holdings centred on other areas of Italy and abroad. The collections were expanded through the purchase or donation of various sets of coins: - about 9000 pieces from the Late Roman Empire - around 23.000 imperial Roman coins - approximately 1200 Greek bronze coins - around 1701 examples of 4th century Roman coins - around 1800 Roman coins. The Gabinetto Numismatico e Medagliere holds an important collection of around 280.000 coins and medals. In all, the bibliographical collection consists of approximately 35.000 items, including 1125 antique editions. Over 600 periodicals (200 of which are active subscriptions) and serial collections both in print and digital format may be consulted in the Periodicals Library’s ancillary site.
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- Lun–Vie09:00–12:00 · 13:00–16:00
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7 museos encontrados

Archaeological Museum of Bologna

Biblioteca Civica Angelo Mai e Archivi storici

Cabinet of Numismatics of Brescia city museums

Coin Museum of the Fondazione Banca Agricola Mantovana

National Archaeological Museum

National Roman Museum - Palazzo Massimo

Sforzesco Castle - Numismatic and Coin Cabinet - Archaeological and Numismatic Library