The Creta's citizens, sons of the first citizens of Sicily, after nearly three millenia, will be able to admire the archaeological reperts from the age of copper to that one of the bronze, found in the volcanic caves of the Etna mountain. The plan previews an extension from the 5 to 31 May promoted by the Bureau for the cultural Assets of Catania and will be inaugurated to Iraklion. All was born by Mario Gemmellaro that wrote a registration in Latin left, in 1823, in the cave of the Palombe (cave of lava sliding) where was signaled the presence of 91 reperts. Some of these reperts do not come exposed since 40 years.