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2° Festival Internazionale del Cinema Archeologico di Noli (19-23 giugno) e Le notti dell’archeologia (1-31 luglio)
La Rassegna Internazionale del Cinema Archeologico
International Festival of Archaeological Film

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2° Festival Internazionale del Cinema Archeologico di Noli
Area romana, Complesso Monumentale di S.Paragorio
tutte le sere alle ore 21.30
19-23 giugno 2012
ingresso libero

Info e programma completo su Archeologia Viva

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Le Notti dell’archeologia
Aperture straordinarie serali ed eventi in musei, parchi ed aree archeologiche della Toscana
1 – 31 luglio 2012

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