The highest point on Sardinia: Punta La Marmora
The dolomitic tower of Monte Perda Liana
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Gairo, Italy
Neolithic stone cists and circles in Sardinia
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Arzachena, Italy
Triangular tholos tomb of the 14th century BC in Nuraghe Losa
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Abbasanta, Italy
Su Gologone is the most important spring in Sardinia
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Oliena, Italy
One of the most imposing caves in Europe
The illuminated rock arch of S'Archittu
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Cuglieri, Italy
A Roman Tribute: The Cave of the Vipera
Ancient funerary monument: Coddu Vecchiu's stone graves
The largest Punic necropolis in the Mediterranean
The Elephant-shaped Rock and its Ancient Tombs in Castelsardo
The Industrial Legacy of the Monteponi Mine
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Iglesias, Italy
The Ancient Borgo of Serbariu
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Carbonia, Italy
The Mining Past of Nebida
The archaeological site of Necropoli di Montessu
Europe's deepest canyon: Gorropu Canyon, Sardinia
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Urzulei/Orgosolo, Italy
The basalt structure of Sa Domu 'e S'Orcu
Three men's remains found near Castello di Acquafredda
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Siliqua, Italy
The robbery of the century at the Ingurtosu mine
Montevecchio: One of Italy's most ancient mining sites
Europe's tallest column in the Grotta di Ispinigoli
The red nuraghe of Orroli
The 24-metre tall nuraghe oriented to the solstices
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Torralba, Italy
The Nuragic civilization's impressive expression in Barumini
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Barumini, Italy
Necropolis of Sant'Andrea Priu
A stairway to Neptune's Grotto near Alghero
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Alghero, Italy
Argentiera and its industrial archaeology
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Sassari, Italy
The Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju
Stone sculptures of the Nuragic civilization found in Sardinia
A 4,000-year-old Mesopotamian-like structure in northern Sardinia
A Carthaginian-Roman Temple Hides Sardinian Secrets
Porto Flavia: The Sardinian harbor that revolutionized ore transport
Sunlight and moonlight reflections at the Santuario nuragico di Santa Cristina
The village inside a mountain cave
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Dorgali/Oliena, Italy
Un templo cartaginés - romano esconde secretos sardo
Ett kartagisk-romerskt tempel döljer sardiska hemligheter
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Fluminimaggiore, Italien
Antiguo monumento funerario: las tumbas de piedra de Coddu Vecchiu
Uråldrigt gravmonument - Coddu Vecchius stenar
Templo de la fuente sacra Su Tempiesu
Templet från Fonte sacra Su Tempiesu
El cañón más profundo de Europa: el cañón de Gorropu, Cerdeña
Europas djupaste kanjon: Gorropu-kanjonen på Sardinien
El misterio del pozo bajo la luz de la luna
Månskenskuggans brunn
Abismo de las Vírgenes: la columna más alta de Europa en una cueva de Cerdeña
Jungfrubrunnen: Europas högsta pelare i en sardinskisk grotta
El ladrón de cobre: el robo en la mina de Ingurtosu, Italia
Koppartjuven: Rånandet vid gruvan i Ingurtosu
Un misterio medieval: tres hallazgos inesperados cerca del Castillo di
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Siliqua, Italia