Arzachena Archaeological Park

A Neolithic and Nuragic park in northeastern Sardinia comprising eight archaeological sites spanning the 5th to 2nd millennium BC. Its centrepiece, the Necropolis of Li Muri, contains five stone cist burials from the late 4th millennium BC with grave goods including steatite bead necklaces. The park also holds the Giants' Tomb of Li Lolghi, a 27-metre-long granite monument dating to c. 1800 BC, the Coddu Vecchiu tomb, and Nuraghe Albucciu.

TypeArchaeological site
Period500 BC - 1 AD
CountryItaly
Coordinates41.0715° N, 9.3287° E

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