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Excavation ongoing nuraghes in Italy · Mysteria

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Excavation ongoing nuraghes in Italy

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Nuraghes18 Megaliths16 Ancient cities2 Tholoses2 Bronze ages1 Bronze age forts1

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megalithic13 nuragic culture10 nuraghe5 sardinia5 bronze age3 cyclopean2 nuragic

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Nuraghes

Excavation ongoing

🇮🇹 Italy · Megalith

Nuraghe Losa Annex Courtyard East

Bronze Age (1800-800 BCE) · Nuragic Culture

Nuraghe Losa Annex Courtyard East in Sardinia, Oristano, Italy is a Bronze Age (1800-800 BCE) megalithic attributed to Nuragic Culture.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Megalith

Nuraghe Arrubiu Bastion D Annex

Bronze Age (1800-800 BCE) · Nuragic Culture

Nuraghe Arrubiu Bastion D Annex in Sardinia, Nuoro, Italy is a Bronze Age (1800-800 BCE) megalithic attributed to Nuragic Culture.

🇮🇹 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.