Categories Insights Nuragic heritage

Nuragic lookouts

Among the various theories on the function of nuraghi, it is presumable that, in addition to other tasks, they performed above all that of garrisoning and controlling the territory and coastline. In confirmation of this, it is sufficient to...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Su Angiu nuraghe in Mandas

A four-lobed nuraghe with antemurale: this is the nuraghe Su Angiu di Mandas, also known as Bangiu. Punic and Roman artefacts have also been documented in the area, a sign of the site's long and complex occupation. "The Nuragic occupatio...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Tziu Giuanneddu nuraghe at Teulada

Continuing along the Sentiero dei Carbonai (charcoal burners' path), leaving the Monte Maria nuraghe on the right, we take a track that runs for a good stretch inside the forest, completely in the shade and with a steep descent. As soon as...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Nuraghe Bidinnannari in Ottana

The nuraghe of Bidinnannari or Marasorighes (Ottana) is located on the edge of a trachytic plateau (246 m above sea level) overlooking the Riu Liscoi. Along this edge, in prehistoric times, a megalithic wall was built in polygonal work on w...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Oppianu Nuraghe of Seneghe

The Oppianu di Seneghe is a single-tower nuraghe (a single tower) in basalt. The lower part has large blocks, while the upper part, built in a later period, consists of medium and small blocks. The chamber is intact. From the municipali...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Losa nuraghe in Abbasanta

Of the nuraghe Losa, in the Abbasanta territory, we have reported in previous posts. Today, Giovanni Sotgiu's beautiful photos give added value to this extraordinary monument, described as follows on the Ministry of Culture website: The en...

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