In the archives of the ISPC (Institute for the Sciences of Cultural Heritage, CNR), a special role seems to play in the documentation of the missions carried out in Algeria between 1969 and 1975 by the then Centre of Studies for the Phoenician and Punic Civilizations, which saw direct interventions in territorial prospecting, the revision of museum materials and the graphic recording of sites and monuments, all included in the Punic and Neopunic phase. Starting from the consistency of the archival documentation and the planning intentions of the missions carried out, a number of craft categories will be presented, whose specimens, preserved at the Archaeological Museum of Annaba, have so far not received a specific registration
