Albucciu nuragic complex

The Albucciu complex is a Bronze Age fortified structure with a rectangular layout of granite blocks, oriented toward the east. The building contains multiple interior chambers and demonstrates the early architectural techniques that would develop in later nuragic designs.

Built around the 15th century BC, this structure marks an early stage in nuragic construction methods. It represents a turning point when communities began developing more stable and organized building techniques for defensive purposes.

This site served as a center for religious rituals and daily life in nuragic times, as shown by the votive offerings and ceremonial objects discovered here. The layout and artifacts reveal how the community used the space for both worship and practical activities.

The site lies about 2.5 kilometers from Arzachena village and offers wheelchair accessibility throughout the archaeological area. The pathways are well-organized, making it easy to explore all sections of the complex at your own pace.

The structure cleverly incorporated natural granite formations directly into its walls, showing how builders adapted to the rocky landscape. The interior featured a wooden upper level and specialized storage areas for food, revealing details about daily survival.

Location: Arzachena

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Part of: Bronze Age, Nuragic civilization

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Email: archeologia@gesecoarzachena.it

GPS coordinates: 41.06806,9.40969

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:45