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Featured stories
A small selection of stories inextricably intertwined with the history of the State Archives of Cagliari
Francesco Loddo Canepa
The archive historian's papers
The archive of Francesco Loddo Canepa tells the human and scientific journey of one of Sardinia's greatest scholars and the formation of modern archival…
Francesco Cocco-Ortu senior (1842–1929)
Paper mirror of a liberal history
The papers of Francesco Cocco-Ortu restore the political history of liberal Italy and the role played by the Sardinian statesman in the construction of…
Aymerich Family (14th-21st Century)
One of the most important families of the Sardinian aristocracy of Iberian origin
The Aymerich family papers document for several centuries the presence of one of the most important families of the Sardinian aristocracy and its relations…
Clara Gallini (1931–2017)
In the field and in the archive: Sardinia as an anthropological research laboratory
Research files, interviews, notes and photographs document the research conducted by Clara Gallini in Sardinia and a fundamental period for the formation of contemporary…
Inside the Archive
A multimedia series offering a glimpse of what happens within the walls of the State Archives of Cagliari
Our Headquarters
A brief overview of the history of the building that houses the State Archives of Cagliari
Former Royal Archives
Presentation of the most prestigious fonds of our institute
Restoration as Discovery
Presentation of one of the most important activities for the protection of our heritage
Royal Domain
Presentation of one of the oldest collections of our institute.









