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Megaliths in Italy matching “Sardinia, Gallura, Arzachena” · Mysteria

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Megaliths in Italy matching “Sardinia, Gallura, Arzachena”

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“Sardinia, Gallura, Arzachena”Megaliths 🇮🇹 Italy Clear all

🇮🇹 Italy · Megalith

Nuraghe La Prisgiona

Late Bronze Age · Nuragic

Gallura nuraghe with meeting hut village near Arzachena in granite hill country, c.14th century BCE.

🇮🇹 Italy · Megalith

Tomba di Giganti Li Lolghi

Early to Middle Bronze Age · Nuragic

Second Giants' Tomb near Arzachena with 3.5 m decorated portal stele and 9.5 m gallery, 1800-1500 BCE.

🇮🇹 Italy · Megalith

Tomba di Giganti Coddu Vecchiu

Early to Middle Bronze Age · Nuragic (Bonnannaro precursor to Nuragic)

Giants' Tomb near Arzachena with 4 m portal stele and exedra fronting 10 m gallery grave, 1800-1600 BCE.