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The Mastic Tree - Il Lentisco

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Nature & Landscape     Tags: traditions & folklore nature & landscape    0 Commentaires The Mastic Tree - Il Lentisco

The Lentisk is a vigorous evergreen plant typical of the Mediterranean Scrub, it adapts to arid conditions, to any type of soil, favoring sandy ones and desires light. It resists the strongest winds ...

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Let's Talk About Sardinian Wines

Catégories Food     Tags: food    0 Commentaires Let's Talk About Sardinian Wines

The Sardinian wine tradition tells its own story for each product, making Sardinia an ideal destination for wine lovers in search of the territory and the culture of the island. A wide choice of exc...

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Bronze Roots: The Land of the Sardinians

Catégories Nature & Landscape History & Culture Arts & Artisans     Tags: personalities history & culture arts & artisans    0 Commentaires Bronze Roots: The Land of the Sardinians

Andrea Loddo, archaeological experimenter and artist from Ogliastra, undertook this adventure with the aim of telling the golden age of Sardinia, a land rich in history and culture. He created a 50-m...

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Gianluigi Bacchetta And S'Ozzastru: The Oldest Olive Tree

Catégories Personalities Arts & Artisans     Tags: personalities arts & artisans    0 Commentaires Gianluigi Bacchetta And S'Ozzastru: The Oldest Olive Tree

Gianluigi Bacchetta , professor of the  Life and Environmental Sciences  of Cagliari University department, was among the winners of the  Navicella Sardegna 2024 Award , the recogni...

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Luca Manunza, The Sardinian Of The Webmail

Catégories Personalities     Tags: personalities    0 Commentaires Luca Manunza, The Sardinian Of The Webmail

In 1995, the internet was already widely used but to manage one or more email accounts thirty years ago a special program had to be installed on the computer. A young Sardinian researcher from CRS4 ...

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Sa Fregula

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Food     Tags: traditions & folklore food    0 Commentaires Sa Fregula

We mentioned it when talking about Pasta of Sardinia : Sa Fregula is certainly one of the most important representations of the Sardinian culinary tradition. It has very ancient origins. Th...

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Has Any Nuraghe Ever Been a Fortress?

Catégories History & Culture     Tags: history & culture    0 Commentaires Has Any Nuraghe Ever Been a Fortress?

Each time, ever fascinated on the topic, I write about Nuraghi, I am always faced with this unknown: what was the true destination of these megalithic monuments? Were they homes, palaces, war strongh...

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Mickey Mouse And The Mystery Of The Giants

Catégories Personalities History & Culture Arts & Artisans     Tags: personalities history & culture arts & artisans    0 Commentaires Mickey Mouse And The Mystery Of The Giants

Today we want to dedicate, in a special edition, a blog on the latest release of Mickey Mouse’s comic, number 3585 on newsstands this week, which has dedicated about fifty pages to our wonderf...

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Su Casu In Filixi

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Food     Tags: traditions & folklore food    0 Commentaires Su Casu In Filixi

Su Casu in Filixi "fern cheese" , is a fresh curd from whole and raw sheep or goat's milk, which takes its name from the leaves of the silk fern ( Polystichum setiferum ) which are used to scen...

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Sa Musca Macedda

Catégories Traditions & Folklore Nature & Landscape     Tags: traditions & folklore nature & landscape    0 Commentaires Sa Musca Macedda

In Sardinian mythology, Sa Musca Macedda , (from the Sardinian: butcher fly ) was a large insect, whose legend is widespread throughout Sardinia, albeit with differences mainly relating to its...

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