The sixteenth-century Coen storehouse houses in Salò the Civic Archaeological Museum. The latter contains the remains belonging mainly to the Roman era, also because in Salò a necropolis was found which enabled the recovery and development of numerous artefacts belonging to it. Of particular interest are: a glass cup belonging to the second century AD with elegant decorations, the funerary stelae and a vase dating to the first century AD The interesting aspect related to the recovery and study of these finds, is that thanks to them it is possible to reconstruct the social, political and religious links to the use of the unearthed objects. It also provides an interesting interpretation aimed at analysing the presence of the necropolis in terms of the surrounding territory. (credits Arianna Florioli)