South, facing the open countryside: the agro-pastoral civilization, with a shepherd grazing his flock and his tools for making ricotta and cheese, a farmer with his mule and working tools, and a woman carrying the truscia (bundle) on her head.
East, facing the Mother Church: religious and popular traditions, from the procession of the Holy Urn to Holy Week with the Scinnenza of Good Friday and the Ncuentru of Easter Sunday, represented by banners. Also depicted are “la vampa” of the Immaculate Conception and culinary traditions such as the cuddrireddra and muffuletta.
North: the twentieth century, with the two world wars (bombs, helmet, bayonet, tank), emigration (farewells, railway, cardboard suitcase), building expansion, and progress in education and agriculture, symbolized by the tractor and the cultivation of grapes and peaches.
The obelisk culminates skyward with a tapering cruciform top in white travertine, a symbol of elevation and continuity.