The history of Sardinia

Tombs of the Giants are burial places of giant men

Tombs of the Giants are burial sites of Rome

Tombs of the Giants are burial places of Carthaginians

Tombs of the Giants are burial places of normal men

The Tombs of the Giants were collective burial places where more dead were buried.

The Tombs of the Giants were collective burial places where only women were buried

The Tombs of the Giants were collective burial places where only children were buried.

The Tombs of the Giants were collective burial places where only men were buried.

The Giants' tombs are usually located near the nuraghi.

The Giants' tombs are usually located near the churches.

The Giants' tombs are usually located near the castles.

The Giants' tombs are usually located in front of the ports.

The use of these burials slowly came to an end from the beginning of the Iron Age (9th century BC).

The use of these burials slowly went from the Punic-Carthaginian period

The use of these burials slowly came to an end from the Roman period

The use of these burials slowly dwindled from the Neolithic period

The nuraghe of Barumini or Su Nuraxi, is the largest in Sardinia

The Orgono Nuraghe of Ghilarza, is the largest in Sardinia

The biggest of all is the Nuraghe Arrubiu di Orroli

The biggest of all is the nuraghe of Santu Antine, which dominates the valley of Cabu Abbas in Torralba (Sassari)

The nuraghes are not only in Sardinia but also in Sicily

The nuraghes are not only in Sicily but also in Calabria

The nuraghi are in Tuscany and on the island of Elba

Nuraghi are present only in Sardinia

Near Rome, in Lazio

In the North African coast, near Tunis

In Sicily, 20 km from Catania

In Sulcis, near Sant'Antioco, about 5 km from the town

Brownish-yellow color

Sapphire blue

White with translucent edges

Black color with reflected light

To polish the pots

To get the arrowheads, knives and razors

To spin wool

In order not to oxidise metals

Obsidian is found only in Sardinia

Obsidian is found in Sardinia and also in Pantelleria, Lipari, Palmarola

Obsidian is only found in Massa-Carrara

Obsidian is located in Mont Blanc

The Shardana was in the area of Serdiana (Campidano of Cagliari)

The Shardana was the population in the coasts of Liguria

The Shardana and the ancient populations who built the nuraghi are the same people

The Shardana was a “sea population” originally from the island of Crete, also known as Cretans.

Thalassemia, from the Greek "thalassa", which means "comes from the sea" was introduced in Sardinia by the Iberians

Thalassemia, which means "comes from the sea" was introduced in Sardinia by the Vikings

Thalassemia, from the Greek "thalassa", which means "comes from the sea" was introduced in Sardinia by the Phoenicians

The nuraghe Losa is on the territory of Abbasanta (Oristano) and has the distinction of having the keep in a circular shape and is included in the UNESCO heritage

The nuraghe Losa is located in the town of Abbasanta (Oristano) and has the distinction of having the keep and the triangular bastion

The nuraghe Losa is located in the town of Abbasanta (Oristano) and has the particularity of a bastion with 5 lobes, with as many towers around the keep surrounded by reddish lichens.

The nuraghe Losa on the territory of Abbasanta (Oristano) and has the distinction of being formed by a fortress and a village of 23 huts.

The nuragic village of Tiscali is located in front of the Santa Gilla lagoon in Cagliari

The nuragic village of Tiscali is located next to the Nuragic complex of Barumini

The nuragic village of Tiscali is located in the locality Pranu and Muru, in the municipality of Orroli (SU)

The nuragic village of Tiscali is located inside a dolina on the edge of the Supramonte