Malgrate VI
A female stele statue , damaged at the bottom and on the left side . It was found in 1981 on a farm at Casa Agosti at Malgrate ( Villafranca in Lunigiana , MS ) . It is classified as group B and therefore dates to the Eneolithic Age (
Malgrate IV
It is the head of a sandstone stele statue . It was probably discovered at the beginning of the last century near Malgrate (Villafranca in Lunigiana , MS ) ; before being used as an ornament for a fountain built in 1907 at Canaletto di Malgrate the head had been
Filetto XI
When this stele statue head was discovered in 1983 , it had been used to build the wall of a house at Filetto ( Villafranca in Lunigiana , MS) . It belongs to group B because of the arc shape and side expansions and therefore dates to the Eneolithic Age
Filetto X
It is a female stele statue damaged in the top and lower parts . It was found in 1956 at “Casa Madonna” at Filetto (Villafranca in Lunigiana ,MS) . It belongs to the B group and therefore could date back to the Eneolithic Age ( between 3400/3300 and 2300/2000 b.C.
Filetto VIII
It is a sandstone stele statue head with part of the neck . It was found in 1950 when the Selva of Filetto ( Villafranca in Lunigiana ,MS) was ploughed . It belongs to the B group and dates back to the Eneolithic Age ( between 3400/3300 and 2300/2000 b.C.)
Falcinello
This female stele statue that has no head and is damaged on the left side was found in 1975 , walled up as a lintel over a window in the old walls surrounding Falcinello ( Sarzana , SP) . It belongs to group B and dates to the Eneolithic Age
Castagneta
It is a stele statue head : It was bought by an antiquarian and probably comes from a village in the Taverone valley , Castagneta (Licciana Nardi, MS) on the right side of the road that connects Licciana and Comano , almost on the border between these two towns .
Canossa I
A male sandstone stele statue , the head is missing . It was found at “al Monte” (Mulazzo ,MS) , near Canossa Cemetery in 1972 . It belongs to group B ( D.173, 174) and dates to the Eneolithic Age ( between 3400/3300 and 2300/2000 b.C.) . The body is
Aulla
This head of a stele statue was discovered in 1996 at Calamazza , in the woods to the south of the town of Aulla(MS) ; it was lying on the ground near a ruined farmhouse . The spikes and the shape impressed in the mortar above the door lintel show
Moncigoli II
This stele statue was found in the Piana di Monciglioli in 1910 . It is a female statue classified as group A , with a rectangular body and semicircular head . It belongs to the Eneolithic Age ( between 3400/3300 and 2300/2000 ) . The concave face is U-shaped and