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A new event at home Celanapoli: Hands To The City. The newly formed initiative is aimed at raising awareness and educating the children of the house to the respect of our cultural heritage. Reserved for small Celanapoli friends, who will be offered an experience and an unforgettable day. We understand how. Through an intriguing journey through the alleys and vicarielli historical center of the city, followed by an experience of simulated archaeological dig, the young participants will understand how unique the story of Partenope. Among their hands the smallest fragment of pottery, to some findings already found, it will become the most valuable piece of a great puzzle to reconstruct together the stories and events that have shaped the past. The boys under the guidance of Carlo Leggieri for some time assume the role of young Indiana Jones, and will feel the protagonists of that extraordinary stage that is the story, imagining scenarios and events stratified over the centuries, from the time of Neapolis that will lead them to today. The ancient city walls, the exhibition of the excavations, the necropolis, the significance of the findings, all of this will lead them to the reconstruction of slices of everyday city life in the gulf.
Info:
– The event is for children aged between 5 and 10 years.
– The number of participants is strictly fixed at 16 units.
– The boys will be accompanied by an adult-escort (max 2) throughout the course of the initiative.
– Duration 3 hours
– There is an interlude greedy for boys
– It is recommended that small wear jeans
Membership fee Euro 10 per capita (free accompanying person – 5 euro for a possible second companion)
HANDS IN THE CITY ‘- Educational Laboratory of Simulated Archaeological Excavation
Saturday, October 25 H 16.30 – Porta San Gennaro
Sunday 26 H 10.30
Info and reservations at +39 347 559 72 31
Will be considered valid only bookings made by telephone (even SMS)
These contributions will feed into a fund for the removal of waste materials from the place of Celanapoli to achieve the recovery of the Hellenistic necropolis of Neapolis.
