Lu Brandali Archaeological Site

Description

The Lu Brandali site was discovered in the late 1960s by a young graduate Michele Careddu. It consists of a giants’ tomb, a nuragic village (seven huts have been excavated out of the 35 that exist and are still buried underground) and a nuragic tower.

Address
Via Capotest, Santa Teresa Gallura, Italy

Established
1400-1000 BCE

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