Cronache dal Museo delle Antichità Etrusche e Italiche

After the pandemic period, during which the MAEI remained active both in the field of communication and in that of documentation and digitisation, as well as other Sapienza museums, the last months of 2021 and the year 2022 saw a rich series of initiatives involving the museum’s heritage (new acquisitions and restoration, cataloguing of artefacts), the mounting of exhibitions, the holding of conferences, seminars and workshops, participation in the Pole’s initiatives, PCTO activities. This paper presents all these initiatives, some of which, such as the project on the Vulci Lost Heritage, have involved an international community of scholars and represent a first step in a process aimed at the valorisation and recomposition of the cultural heritage of other Etruscan cities that have been victims of clandestine excavations and illicit trade in archaeological finds