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Su Nuraxi - Archaeological Site
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Su Nuraxi

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Su Nuraxi is a Nuragic archaeological complex at Barumini in Sardinia, Italy, centered on a stone tower known as a nuraghe. The complex includes a central structure, surrounding bastions, defensive walls, and the remains of a settlement built and modified during the Bronze and Iron Ages. Its architecture illustrates the distinctive prehistoric societies of Sardinia, and the site is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage property.

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What is Su Nuraxi?

Su Nuraxi is a large Bronze Age defensive complex at Barumini in Sardinia, Italy. It is built around a central nuraghe tower and surrounding stone structures.

How old is Su Nuraxi?

Construction began around 1500 BCE, during Sardinia's Nuragic period. The complex was expanded and used over many centuries.

Why is Su Nuraxi considered an important nuraghe?

It is regarded as the largest and most complex nuraghe megalithic structure. Its central tower, outer towers, walls, and settlement reveal how Nuragic communities organized defense and daily life.

Where can I visit Su Nuraxi?

The site is near Barumini in central Sardinia, Italy. It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is visited as one of the island's key prehistoric monuments.

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