One Saturday of each month, the History Museum of Manacor celebrates this cycle of lectures where experts present a piece that is part of the collections of the museum and that normally are not exposed to the public. The explanations of these specialists will help us learn more about the piece and the context in which it was generated.
The piece of the month of September is a ungüentario found in Son Peretó. With explanations of the archaeologist Julio Romá.
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