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Nuraghe Losa

The archaeological complex of Nuraghe Losa has been the subject of several excavation campaigns since the late 19th century and in the course of the 20th century.See more

Santa Cristina sacred well

Santa Cristina archaeological site is located on a basaltic plateau near Abbasanta, in the west-central Sardinia.

PERIOD: Nuragic period - Late Bronze Age (between IX and XI century B.C )
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Is Paras area

This archaeological site, which includes the nuraghic fortress and its surrounding village, is set on a small hill of limestone rock, just outside Isili, in the Sarcidano region.
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Barumini area

The most important of witnesses of this glorious past is undoubtedly Su Nuraxi archaeological zone. Discovered and brought to light in the Fifties,
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The lugherras nuraghe

The Lugherras nuraghe is one of many monuments of Cyclops basaltic Highlands of West-Central Sardinia.
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Giara di Santa Vittoria di Serri

The term "giare" refers to a few basaltic highlands in Sardinia, formed during the Oligocene period by volcanic phenomena, characterized by very steep escarpments within the Marmilla and Sarcidano territories. There are three altogether, Gesturi, Serri and Siddi.

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Nuraghe Burghidu

The monument, of complex type (quadrilobato), includes a main tower to which have been added four secondary towers linked to N and to and from straight, while the curtain wall structure of curved or fitting.
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The Necropolis of S. Andrea Priu

The complex of S.Andrea Priu, located in the fertile plain of Santa Lucia a Bonorva (Sassari), atop a 180m long rocky cliff, is composed of about 20 prehistoric rock-cut caves, the so-called “domus de Janas”, in which collective burials were performed. See more

Nuraghe Arrubiu

This is a pentalobated structure, with a fairly complex layout. Built in red stone, the complex develops around the central tower from the XI-X century BC,See more

Montessu area

The Montessu necropolis, located in a natural trachyte amphitheatre, is the most imposing and extensive necropolis of domus de janas (rock-hewn chamber tombs) in southern Sardinia.
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Nuraghe Nolza

This archaeological site is situated on Cuccuru Nolza, the highest point of the schist plateau of Su Pranu, and offers a panoramic view of the Barbagia di Belvì,
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Nuraghe Mereu

Nuraghe Mereu is a typical example: two towers, a cylindrical one and a quadrangular one rise up in a strategic point over Flumineddu's Valley,
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