Nuragic Complex of Sa Sedda e Sos Carros

Sa Sedda 'e Sos Carros ("the passing point of the wagons") is a Nuragic archaeological complex in the Lanaittu Valley near Oliena, Sardinia, dating to the 12th-9th centuries BC. Its centerpiece is a circular ceremonial structure featuring seven ram-head protomes carved in relief, through which water flowed via lead pipes into a central monolithic basin. The complex also served as a metallurgical center, with iron slags and bronze objects including axes, spears, and fibulae recovered during excavations begun in the 1970s by Fulvia Lo Schiavo.