Area archeologica di Sant'Anastasia

The archaeological complex contains four nuragic wells, with a primary well constructed from basalt and limestone blocks extending twelve meters in length.

The site originated in the Late Bronze Age between the thirteenth and twelfth centuries BCE, during the time of Moses and Mycenaean civilization.

The archaeological area demonstrates religious practices through its sacred wells, which local inhabitants believed contained water with healing properties.

Visitors can access the site through the Pilloni house, a seventeenth-century building that functions as the ticket office and cultural event space.

The primary well features a circular chamber accessed by twelve steps and covered with a false dome created through stacked stone construction.

Location: Sardara

Accessibility: Accesible en silla de ruedas

Phone: +390709386183

Email: coopvillabas@tiscali.it

Website: http://sardegnacultura.it

GPS coordinates: 39.61669,8.81991

Latest update: March 15, 2025 18:47