14 – The cult complex of Santa Cristina, in Paulilatino, is one of the 31 sites proposed to UNESCO as flag bearers of the grandiose Nuragic civilization, its history, and its vast material testimonies.
It essentially consists of two parts: the first, made up of the well temple, a sacred well dating back to the Nuragic period, with structures attached to it: meeting hut, enclosure, and other smaller huts. The second part of the complex, about two hundred meters to the southwest, consists of a monotorre nuraghe, some elongated stone huts of uncertain dating, and a Nuragic village, yet to be excavated, of which only some protruding elements are visible.
The photos of the cult complex of Santa Cristina, in Paulilatino, are by Bibi Pinna, Valentino Selis, and Mark Dajethy.
