Su Romanzesu is a major Nuragic sanctuary-village near Bitti, Sardinia, spanning over seven hectares on a plateau near the source of the river Tirso. Dating primarily to the Late and Final Bronze Age (13th-9th century BC), the complex includes approximately one hundred huts, a holy well temple, megaron temples, an elliptical amphitheatre, and a large labyrinth structure. It represents one of the rare Nuragic sites where cult and domestic life coexisted in balance. Roman occupation followed during the 2nd-3rd centuries AD, giving the site its name.
Nuragic Complex Romanzesu
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Also known as: complesso nuragico di Romanzesu, complesso nuragico di Su Romanzesu, complexe nuragique de Su Romanzesu, Romanzesu, sito archeologico di Romanzesu, Su Romanzesu
| Type | Sanctuary |
|---|---|
| Period | 1500 - 500 BC |
| Country | Italy |
| Coordinates | 40.5320° N, 9.3248° E |
Italy