Workshops "A tavulinu! A la table romaine!" and "Tutti in piazza"

Name: Ateliers « A tavulinu ! A la table romaine ! » et « Tutti in piazza »
Start: 2022-09-17T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-17T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Musée d'archéologie d'Aléria

Swap around Roman food with an educational briefcase. «Tutti in piazza»: discovery of the architectural elements of a Roman city using puzzles.

Samedi 17 septembre 2022, 14h00Passé

Alexandra Padovani CDC 2022

Workshop in 2 parts:

"A tavulinu! At the Roman table!" Exchange around the Roman diet with an educational briefcase.
«Tutti in piazza» Discover the architectural elements that make up a Roman city associated with everyday life: find and place the elements of the city through a complete plan and puzzles.

À propos du lieu

Musée d'archéologie d'Aléria

Fort de Matra, 20270 Aléria

Haute-Corse
Corse

MUSEE D'ALERIA. ALALIA: 8000 YEARS OF HISTORY The tabular plateau located in the heart of the eastern plain of Corsica, not far from the sea, and dominating by a peak the river Tavignano, is inhabited by man since the ancient Neolithic. Around 565 BC, the Phocaeans, who are Greeks settled in the Gulf of Smyrna, founded a counter at Alalia which became their metropolis and thus made Corsica enter the history. Thirty years later, after a naval battle opposing them to an Etruscan-Punic coalition, a large part of the Phocaeans leave the island: some take refuge in Massalia (Marseilles), which is another of their colonies, others will found a new one, Elee, south of the Gulf of Naples. Successively, Etruscans, Carthaginians and Romans will be interested in Corsica. In 259 BC, Cornelius Scipion, at the beginning of the wars between Rome and Carthage, seizes Alalia which will become Aléria. For 7 centuries, Corsica will undergo the Roman domination that will mark it deeply. Aléria will become