The Cave of Cala dei Genovesi, on the western side of the island of Levanzo, is the place where one of the most important examples of late-glacial wall art in the entire Mediterranean was found, a complex of Palaeolithic rock art of considerable value which makes it a small "sanctuary". We find here two distinct cycles,…
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The term "capeduncola" indicates a cup for liquids with an anthropomorphic appearance, probably used for ritual libations. On the Monte Polizo site we find two different capeduncles with anthropomorphic handles, the first in "House 1", the second in "House 3". These are two keeled cups from the Iron Age (VII century BC)…
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