Spectacular View Of The Area Of The Nuragic Village La Prisgiona, In Sardinia, Arzachena

Nuraghe Diana in Quartu Sant’Elena, a well-preserved Nuragic site dating back to the Bronze Age.

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The Nuragic culture, a prehistoric civilization that thrived in Sardinia between the 18th and 15th centuries BC, is renowned for the construction of Nuraghi—megalithic towers that are characteristic of the island, with over 7,000 built throughout Sardinia, Italy

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Spectacular View Of The Area Of The Nuragic Village La Prisgiona, In Sardinia, Arzachena

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Spectacular View Of The Area Of The Nuragic Village La Prisgiona, In Sardinia, Arzachena

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