Museo archeologico della Cattedrale
Archaeological museum beneath Monopoli Cathedral, in the crypt of the Romanesque church built by Bishop Romualdo, with sculptures and Messapian finds.
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About the museum
The museum occupies the underground spaces of Monopoli Cathedral and forms a rich archaeological site. It preserves the crypt of the Romanesque cathedral built by Bishop Romualdo in 1107; excavations began in 1986, and the crypt was rediscovered during restoration work.
The route presents Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance sculptural and decorative elements from the church rebuilt in 1742, as well as archaeological finds such as Egnatian pottery and Messapian materials. The association Pietre Vive manages the museum and the archaeological area.
Highlights
- Crypt of the Romanesque cathedral of Bishop Romualdo (1107)
- Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance sculptural elements
- Egnatian pottery and Messapian materials
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