INITIATIVES. Video on seventeenth-century artifacts
To cover the archaeological remains is necessary to first documented
From The Arena, Friday, January 28, 2011, page 39
Port Mantua, take, turn. Before returning underground, according to the plan approved even 10 months ago by the Government intends to fully reopen to traffic Corso della Vittoria, the seventeenth-century ruins overlooking Piazza Garibaldi will be filmed. And is therefore a video documentary of a historical and archaeological future use for educational and informational purposes. So in fact the City has agreed with the Superintendent with a view to bury the remains brought to light in 2004 thanks to a restoration cost € 85 thousand hours by a poor and afflicted them is slowly eroding.
Having already allocated in the program of public works in 2010 to 175 thousand Euros needed to cover what the city has now been renamed 'busa', the Government has identified the directors of a special film that will hand down to posterity one of the few remaining examples of Legnago of the past. The choice fell on the Valley Archaeological Society (SAP), in Mantua: the same team of professionals, who in 2003 had conducted the survey on behalf of the Municipality of ancient structures on the western gate of the fortified city under the direction of Bruno Bruno core operating Verona Superintendence of Veneto. All this against a charge of € 9.36 million. "The video in question, which will document the current status of the excavation," says Paul Longhi, Councillor for Public Works, "is one of the conditions set by the Superintendent to break ground for the upgrading of the first section of the course with a recovery of the road stopped six years ago. " "After this stage," concludes Longhi , "we hope to leave with their work in early summer. With the advantage of avoiding the ongoing costs of maintenance of the bricks. "SN
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