Albucciu nuragic complex
c. 1900–730 BCE
Masonry and towers
Nuraghe
A Sardinian Bronze Age truncated-cone tower, single or complex, of large dry-laid stones.
The figures
Counted from the published site index- Catalogued
- 4,241
- Countries
- 1
- With a dated range
- 100%4,241 of 4,241 sites
- With a licensed photo
- 141
See every Nuraghe on the globeWhere they are
From the Atlas taxonomy, with its Wikidata and Getty AAT matches.
The sites of this type
Sites 1–24 of 141, by name
Cabu Abbas (nuraghe)
c. 1900–730 BCE
Cuccuru Nuraxi
c. 1900–730 BCE
Culzu (nuraghe)
c. 1900–730 BCE
Longu (nuraghe)
c. 1900–730 BCE
Lu Brandali nuragic complex
c. 1900–730 BCE
Malchittu nuragic temple
c. 1900–730 BCE
Monte Gherra
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Adoni
c. 1800 BCE–100 CE
nuraghe Antigori
c. 1800 BCE–100 CE
nuraghe Dom'e Campu
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Elighe Onna
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Fenu
c. 1300–1150 BCE
nuraghe Is Paras
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Loelle
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Maiori
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Mura Lavros
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Noddule
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Sa Domu 'e s'Orcu
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Sa Turrita
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Saurecci
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Surbiu
c. 1900–730 BCE
nuraghe Tittiriola
c. 1900–730 BCE
Nuraghe Abbauddi
c. 1900–730 BCE
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Where they are
One dot per site of this type, on a plain graticule. The map draws from the published site index.