Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Sa Perdaia Nuraghe

On reflection, stone is perhaps the element that most characterises the island's environment and, sinking its roots deep into the earth, makes it stable and secure. Often carved into the most bizarre shapes by nature's infallible chisel, at...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Palace of the People Never Won

Gentlemen, welcome to the land of the Iliensi: here lived one of the ancient Nuragic peoples described by Titus Livius and Roman historiographers. But the legions of Rome never arrived here: at least until today, after a year of excavation,...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Palmavera Nuraghe in Alghero

The Palmavera, in the territory of Alghero, is a complex nuraghe consisting of two communicating central towers, an antemurale and a village of 50 huts, as opposed to the original 150 to 200. The two towers are not coeval: the older one...
Categories Monuments Nuragic heritage

The Litu Ertiches nuraghe in Irgoli

Litu Ertiches is one of the nuraghi generally defined as 'minor'. It is located in the territory of Irgoli, near the SS 131 DCN. Built with white limestone ashlars on top of a rocky mass inserted in an environmental compendium of extraordin...
Categories Insights Nuragic heritage

Nuragics, Philistines and Phoenicians

Professor Giovanni Garbini, on the discovery of an amphora with 'Philistine and Phoenician' inscriptions found at the site of S'Arcu 'e is Forros di Villagrande Strisaili, stated "the exceptional importance of the inscription, also constit...

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