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The whole archive.
From the neolithic to this week's news, grouped by subject. The list by date is at the bottom.
Nuraghi and villages
The towers, the fortresses and the people who lived around them.
Sanctuaries and sacred wells
Water, altars and the places ancient Sardinians went to pray.
Tombs and statues
Where the dead were laid, and the stone figures left to watch over them.
The island in the Mediterranean
Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans: who came by sea, and what they built.
Materials and trades
Copper, silver, trade routes: what people made a living from.
Other
Whatever doesn't fit a group yet.
By date
2026
- The Vandals in Sardinia: The (Almost) Forgotten Century
- The Battle of Cornus: Hampsicora and the Last Stand of Sardo-Punic Sardinia
- 238 BC: How Rome Extorted Sardinia from Carthage Without a Fight
- Nuraghe Losa: The Perfect Architecture of the Basalt Giant
- Nuraghe Arrubiu: The Red Giant with Five Towers
- Su Nuraxi di Barumini: The Bronze Age Fortress Saved by the Earth
- The Prehistoric Mines of Sardinia: Copper, Silver, and Mediterranean Trade
- Domus de Janas: the Fairy Houses and the Dawn of Sardinia
- Why the Phoenicians Chose Sardinia: The First Mediterranean Globalization
- Tharros: The Sunken City Where Four Civilizations Rest
- The Altar of Monte d'Accoddi: The Only Ziggurat in the Mediterranean
- The Nuragic Sacred Wells and the Geometric Masterpiece of Santa Cristina
- The Nuraghi of Sardinia: Bronze Age Engineering and Megalithic Castles
- The Giants of Mont'e Prama: Sardinia's Stone Army