The Nora Stone is one of the most significant archaeological findings in the Mediterranean. It is an ancient inscription discovered in the ruins of Nora, an ancient city on the southern coast of Sardinia. The stone holds historical importance due to its inscription, which provides evidence of early Phoenician presence on the island.Discovery and LocationArchaeologists…
Monte Baranta
Monte Baranta is an archaeological site in Sardinia, Italy, dating back to the Copper Age (circa 2500–1800 BC). The site is located near the town of Olmedo in the Sassari province. It offers significant insight into the early societies of Sardinia, particularly their architectural and cultural practices.Site StructureMonte Baranta is primarily known for its megalithic…
Menhir of Monte Corru Tundu
The Menhir of Monte Corru Tundu is a significant prehistoric monument located in Sardinia, Italy. This stone structure stands on the island’s central-western side, near the town of Villa Sant’Antonio. It represents one of the many megalithic structures found on the island, which is known for its rich prehistoric heritage.Description and CharacteristicsThe Menhir of Monte…
Domus de Janas of Su Murrone
The Domus de Janas of Su Murrone is an ancient burial site located in Sardinia, Italy. These rock-cut tombs date back to the Late Neolithic period, approximately 4000 to 3200 BC. They offer a unique insight into the burial practices of the prehistoric people who inhabited the region.Structure and ArchitectureThe tombs, carved into the limestone…
Bonu Ighinu Statuette
The Bonu Ighinu Statuette is an important archaeological find from Sardinia, Italy. Discovered in the early 20th century, it offers insight into the pre-Nuragic period on the island. Dating from the Chalcolithic era, this small, anthropomorphic figure represents the rich cultural history of Sardinia around 3000 BC.Discovery and SignificanceThe statuette was unearthed in the Bonu…
Protonuraghe Fronte ‘e Mola
Protonuraghe Fronte ‘e Mola is a prehistoric stone structure located in Sardinia, Italy. This type of building is classified as a “protonuraghe,” which predates the more complex nuraghi towers that characterize the Nuragic civilization. It dates back to the Early Bronze Age, around the 18th century BC. The nuraghe’s architectural features provide significant insight into…