Thousands of Bronze Age stone towers, holy wells and the Monte d’Accoddi “pyramid”.
Megalithomania and others highlight giant legends, holy-well astronomy and links to a lost Mediterranean megalithic culture.
Archaeologists attribute the nuraghi to the Nuragic civilisation (c. 1800–700 BCE); Santa Cristina’s well alignment with the lunar standstill is studied as archaeoastronomy.
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Megalithomania · 17 Sept 2027 · 12 days
Nuraghi, Giants’ Tombs, holy wells and Europe’s oldest “pyramid” at Monte d’Accoddi, timed for the autumn equinox at Santa Cristina, then Corsica’s…
from £3,495 GetYourGuide · 1 day or less
Bookable day tour covering Sardinia nuraghe, Su Nuraxi. A good option for independent travellers who want a guide for the day.
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1 May 2023 · Cabras, Sardinia, Italy
Further fragments, including two new statues of warriors or boxers, were found at the Nuragic statue site.
Site guide: Sardinia’s Nuraghe & Giants’ Tombs · Source: Giants of Mont’e Prama (Wikipedia) ↗
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Co-founder of Megalithomania, author of Earth Grids and Giants on Record, and a regular guest on Ancient Aliens. He has led megalithic tours worldwide since 2006.