Nora

In the second millennium BC, the Nuragic peoples of Nora came into contact with Greek, Mycenaean and Phoenician merchants. Later, the ancient Phoenician Emporium of Nora became a Punic colony of Carthage. Finally, the Roman conquest brought a greater influx of people from all over the Italian peninsula.

Topics covered:

- the origin and development of the city and the territory’s resources
- Nora’s mixed-race ethnicity
- the peaceful encounter between peoples and cultural contamination
- the form of the city
- residential and sacred construction in the Phoenician, Punic and Roman ages
- daily life
- the necropoli

Nora

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