Nestled between the idyllic towns of Sartène and Phone in Southern Corsica, lies the unusual archaeological site of Paddaghju. Unlike its neighboring counterparts, this location boasts no barrow or tomb. This unique aspect has left the locals and archaeologists scratching their heads, with no clear understanding of its purpose, as suggested by the available sources. Remarkably, this site stands much like its neighbors, yet starkly different.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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