Tomba dei Giganti Li Lolghi is a Bronze Age megalithic tomb near Arzachena in northeastern Sardinia. Its large stone structures offer a close look at the burial monuments associated with the island’s Nuragic civilization, which flourished thousands of years ago. The site is small, so the visit is brief, but its quiet setting leaves room to pause and consider the people who built and used it. Go for ancient Sardinian archaeology and the chance to see these stone monuments in person.
A Bronze Age burial monument
Li Lolghi is one of Sardinia’s megalithic tombs, associated with the Nuragic civilization. Its large stone structures date to around 2000 BCE. The site gives visitors a chance to consider the burial practices and beliefs of the people who built it, although its ritual significance remains a matter of interpretation.
Perguntas frequentes
What is Tomba dei Giganti Li Lolghi?
It is a megalithic tomb from the Bronze Age, associated with Sardinia’s Nuragic civilization.
Where is Tomba dei Giganti Li Lolghi?
The site is on Strada di Li Lolghi near Arzachena, in Sardinia, Italy.
When does the tomb date to?
The stone structures date to around 2000 BCE.
