25 Abr
The Museu de Menorca inaugurates a new activity, "Showcase Zero", where objects never before exhibited to the public will be presented regularly.
The archaeologist who will lead us through this activity is Octavi Pons. He will start off with pieces from the Binissafúller shipwreck. At the beginning of the IV century BC. a Punic merchant ship from Ibiza sank in Binissafúller, loaded with wine produced somewhere on the Catalan coast or the eastern part of the peninsula.
Between 2006 and 2016, three underwater archaeological campaigns were carried out. In these campaigns, remains of Iberian flat-mouthed amphorae were recovered, some of which still had grape seeds inside, as well as some Punic and Greek ceramics that were part of the dishes used by the crew.
- Category: Guided tour.
- Date: April 25th.
- Time: 12 am.
- Duration: 30 minutes.
- Public: Activity open to all.
- Price: Free activity (The total cost of this activity is assumed by the Museu de Menorca).
- Capacity: limited to 15 people. For a comfortable and safe visit, the use of a mask is mandatory.
- Previous registration: Yes. It is necessary to fill in the form and send it to museu@museudemenorca.com or call 971 350 955.
- Registration period: Until Friday, April 23th.
- Attention: The activity will also be broadcasted live at the Museu de Menorca Instagram profile.