Sardinia Ruins & Late Neolithic 'Houses Of The Dead'

A site I have not covered. I show a few of the pre-Nuragic and ruins attributed to the Nuragic Culture on the island of Sardinia on Google Earth, Maybe 3 to 6 thousand years old. show some pics of ruins and artifacts and end it with a clip from a recent lecture. Dr Guillaume Robin from The University of Edinburgh describes work done in Sardinia on Late Neolithic and early Bronze Age cemeteries, or Houses of the Dead. Link to full video and channel below.

Visualising and researching complex prehistoric cemetery sites: the Ossi project (Sardinia, Italy)

High Technology in Ancient Sardinia: Santa Cristina Holy Well & Nuragic Village
Pyramids, Megaliths & Giants of Ancient Sardinia - Hugh Newman FULL LECTURE

#sardinia #italy

[cfapps]

Full lecture and channel and MegalithicmaniaUK videos links and Lost History Channel link
Visualising and researching complex prehistoric cemetery sites: the Ossi project (Sardinia, Italy)



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High Technology in Ancient Sardinia: Santa Cristina Holy Well & Nuragic Village

Pyramids, Megaliths & Giants of Ancient Sardinia - Hugh Newman FULL LECTURE

Lost History Channel video
Does Not Compute!! Ancient Robots of Sardinia

[apocalypse]

Interestingly the circular structures of Nuraghe Seruci reminded me of circular structures that have been found throughout Southern Africa.
Awesome video brother!
You always come up with something new...uh...old...uh....new old.
Thanks.
Peace bro!

[gailthorpe]

Love when you do videos about things I know nothing about. Thank you. XX

[longcastle]

“Some of these go back a long time.” Excellent informative detail. Thank you

[sunuraxiichnusa]

Sardinia is not only sea.
Is sea, archeology, nature, mountains and much other.
Good video.

[filsdabeille]

I forgot to say... Thanks for your stimulating constructive and worthwhile vidéos, they raise real question in the quest for answers. 👍👍👍👍👍

[bufordmaddogtannen]

I love that I still get recommendations for your channel still.. RIP cf.. 🙏

Very impressive ancient ruins in Sardinia. Many thanks for sharing. 👍👌✌

[mikexibalbafarms]

Thanks for taking the time to do this! Love getting to watch your work.

[AncientHistoryCriticisms]

Great eye as always Chuck, especially on the earthworks. I also saw Hugh Newman's video a while ago. I would like to second the thought that they resemble the beehive Tholos tombs in Greece, like the treasury of Atreus and also the Royal Kurgan of Kerch. The conical interior ceiling and the triangular-shaped passage is very interesting to me. Definitely impressive constructions. Much appreciated.

[catconner]

that is just awesome ! thank you so much for your great video, wish i could go there!, thank you, Cat

[lorenzor]

I am italian, i have a small holiday house in Sardinia since I was a child, so I know the island quite well.
To me one of the most astonishing misterious place is "pozzo sacro di Santa Cristina" ("holy water well of Saint Cristina"), near Paulilatino.
It's a basalt construction, very similar in shape to some ancient egyptian buildings

[WildAlchemicalSpirit]

You know, the first thing I thought was that there was something very reminiscent of Gobelki Tepe to these ruins and the circular structures. They also remind me of the stone circles in Africa that Michael Tellinger has been investigating.

The second thing I thought was that hill in the background of Su Nraxi looks very significant and definitely very pyramidal. I've never explored this region. Intriguing! Thanks!

[WildVke]

At 9:39 the “beehive” type structures resemble the structures in ancient Africa, I’m at a loss for the queens name at the moment, she was the one that went to Egypt. Yes Zimbabwe, that’s the one. Left a link below, the structures are identical!

[annietoday]

the second site reminds me of the South African, Tellenger ruins.

[brianroy]

Franco Columbu the great bodybuilder, close friend and competitor to Arnold is from Sardinia.

[mise]

Awesome video, it's pity the italian government does not allocate enough funds to uncover sites. Sardinia has an incredible number of nuraghe and domus de janas. It also was a centre point for all surrounding civilisations to go to and for Sardinians to move out from. There is so much unexplored and unearthed. Also it's a beautiful island with the delicious food and it is currently being studied for human longevity occurrence. You should visit, it's an interesting nook in the mediterranean.

[shaneyguide]

Sardinia is a great neothic island good video

[ShortbusMooner]

What a cool place that must be, to live!

[angelahudson]

I lost you for a lil bit after Christmas 😟 idefk why thia video is the 1st ive seen ina while. So i apologize for my lack of attention 😘😘✌ i won't let it happenbagain😊😀
Missed ya man
Oh hell.... I only missed 1 video😊now i see.