The Cleveland Museum of Art (Ohio) returned 14 artifacts to Italy, stolen by grave robbers and unlawfully removed from our country, thanks to an intentional and carried out by Police, State Attorney, Ministry of Culture, Judiciary , and made possible, of course, the availability of U.S. museum. Among them stands a bronze statue of Nuraghic, dating from the IX-VIII century BC, depicting an archer with a bow on his shoulder. The finding was probably found somewhere in the tomb raiders nuragic Grutt'e of water on the island of S. Antioco, where he will soon return to be permanently exhibited in the Municipal Archaeological Museum "Ferruccio Barreca" . Now renamed "Archer Sulcis" stands out for its exceptional workmanship and for its considerable size, twenty-two inches in height against the average of ten to fifteen other bronzes. It depicts a soldier with a helmet surmounted by a large ox horn, with a bow in his left hand and right hand raised in blessing. The so-called "bronze" nuragici were found mainly in or near the time of the ancient places of worship, especially the well-known as "Well" temples. " The bronzes, depicting gods or characters or objects associated with the bidders or prestige to daily life, were offered to the temple is likely to implore a grace or as votive offerings. The number of bronzes known not reach the 700 specimens, although the number of false ones is considerable hospitality and is also rich in prestigious European museums and private collections.