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Cuneo Civic Museum "Cuneo Civic Museum Notebooks" Series

“Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo” Series

Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 13

The result of another year in which the museum's visitors and projects grew, and research on its collections led to a redefinition of places and times. From cultural welfare to museology, the museum stands out as a prolific cultural institution, constantly evolving towards new audiences and research fronts.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sonia Pellegrino, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2025.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 12

It includes scientific and educational interventions covering a wide variety of fields of humanistic, historical-artistic, and technical knowledge, with the aim of communicating the museum institution's cultural projects, taking into account the requirements of cultural venues in terms of accessibility, inclusion, and valorization.

Edited by Michela Ferrero, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2024.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 11

The eleventh issue of the series collects the results of projects aimed at accessibility, inclusion, and enriching scientific knowledge of the museum's collections and the region's cultural heritage, demonstrating how the Museum continues to be a catalyst for research and expertise.

Edited by Michela Ferrero, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2023.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 10

From archaeology to museography, from numismatics to cultural welfare—contributions that demonstrate the extremely diverse, and therefore even more fascinating, nature of the museum's collections—the many projects completed in 2022 to make the museum increasingly inclusive and interactive.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2022.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 9

The ninth issue is also structured into multifaceted contributions, which demonstrate the diversity of the museum's collections and the projects that the civic institution completed in 2021, in a resilient and determined response to the pandemic crisis that once again forced it to close to the public for several months.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2021.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 8

The eighth issue of the Cuneo Civic Museum Quaderni collects previously unpublished contributions documenting the important enhancement and accessibility projects undertaken in 2020, while also showcasing the multifaceted aspects of the permanent museum collections.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2020.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 7

This seventh issue explores the different types of cultural assets in civic collections, with a focus on ongoing projects. It also offers a contemporary look at museums' new audiences, those with disabilities or those wishing to explore the "behind the scenes"—the museum's storage facilities.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2019.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 6

The sixth issue of the series, it brings together the results of a year packed with research and insights, as well as exhibitions and events. The contributions highlight the diverse nature of the collections on display at the Museum and stored in its warehouse, with a special focus on ongoing projects.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2018.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 5

This fifth issue is dedicated to the fields of inquiry explored by Livio Mano, director of the Museum from 2000 to 2007, marking the tenth anniversary of his sudden passing. The contributions aim to "bring to light" the scholar's less exclusively archaeological and perhaps lesser-known aspects.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2017.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 4

Fourth issue of the series. The contributions in archaeozoology, archaeology, numismatics, art history, entomology, and ethnography that characterize the contents of this volume confirm the multifaceted nature of the collections and the interest they arouse among scholars, and others.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2016.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 3

Third issue of the series. This edition maintains the multifaceted nature of the civic collections and the local cultural heritage, including contributions from epigraphy, archaeology, numismatics, art history, museology, education, and legislation applied to cultural heritage.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2015.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 2

This is the second installment in the series. The underlying theme of all the contributions is the choice to enhance the past through the tools offered by an increasingly technological, multimedia, and constantly evolving present in the study, restoration, and display of cultural heritage.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in December 2014.

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Notebooks of the Civic Museum of Cuneo, no. 1

This is the first issue of the Cuneo Civic Museum Notebooks series , edited by museum staff and published by Nerosubianco Edizioni . It brings together a series of contributions on topics related to the civic collections and the Cuneo region, ranging from education to conservation, from archaeology to art history, from ethnography to museology.

Edited by Michela Ferrero and Sandra Viada, published by Nerosubianco Edizioni in September 2013.

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