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Now they will stay in Cartagena during the next two months |
Stone invited the faces of Carthagonova is the new exhibition at the Archaeological Museum in the city and contains several hermas Cartagena discovered in the mid-nineteenth century.
By imperative of the time you were moved to the Provincial Museum of Art-Historical Murcia.
These pieces of great value stay in Cartagena the next two months.
Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero and CEO of Cultural Property, Maria Comas attended the presentation.
Councillor for Culture, Rosario Montero explained that the pieces were discovered by chance during the works being carried out in several lots of the old town, and although it has been found if the end were donated or transferred to the Provincial Commission or intervened by it, ownership is granted state and came under the tutelage and released by the body which at that time was competent to manage the Provincial Museum of Murcia.
He also encouraged everyone to come and visit them, as the general director of Cultural Property, Maria Comas who explained that the replacement of parts due to the policy of interaction we have with the municipal museums, and specifically with the Municipal Archaeological Museum of Cartagena, who always gladly gives pieces of great importance temporarily.
Maria Comas again reminded that it is the first time these pieces are presented in Cartagena, despite having discovered here because at that time there was no local place to host the pieces so they took the Provincial Museum of Murcia.
PARTS OF STATE OWNERSHIP
When asked by reporters about bringing these pieces permanently to the city since they were discovered here, the general director of Cultural Property, Maria Comas explained that the pieces are state ownership so that the proposal of bringing them here final form must be accepted by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
He also explained that the parts of regional ownership should be enjoyed throughout the region, and allow everyone to soak up the heritage of the region.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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