After a long and important institutional and cultural collaboration, the deposit, in the Museum of the Town and the Territory of Cori, by the Ashmolean Museum of Oxford, of a group of fragments of architectural terracottas belonging to the decoration of an archaic temple illegally dug in the site of Caprifico of Cisterna (Latina), which is supposed to he the ancient Pometia, gives the opportunity of evaluating the consistence, the function, the meaning and the chronology of this important context and of assessing the role of international museums in the preservation of the italian archaeological patrimony.
