ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM

The museum display is intended to reconnect visitors with the roots, history and cultural identity of the Paulilatino community through a selection of everyday objects.

The museum houses a rich ethnographic collection, including domestic furnishings, tools, agricultural implements and machinery that formed part of local life until the mid-twentieth century.

Through objects of daily use, the visit offers insight into the social organisation and way of life of a traditional agro-pastoral community.

INSIDE THE MUSEUM

The collection is arranged to recreate the spaces of a traditional household, including the courtyard with its stone artefacts, the yoke of an ox cart, stone mills and other tools, the dining room, the bedroom and the cellar.

Within their original domestic and working context, visitors can discover tools and products such as bread, sweets and embroidery, while also learning about weaving practices and cheese-making traditions.

Museo Etnografico Palazzo Atzori
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