Sardinia’s Subterranean Megalithic Marvel

Called the “Well of Santa Christina” due to its proximity to a Catholic Church, this trapezoidal subterranean chamber is the crown jewel of #megalithicmarvels on the incredible island of Sardinia.

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[antoniousai]

The coolest feature it has is that the well and the stairs are aligned with the equinoxes. During the equinoxes, the sun is in the back while walking down and its image is visible in the bottom of the well.

[Alduir]

For those who ask this is the Santa Cristina well and it dates back to the 11th century BC.

[stefaniamirri]

Glad you discovered the amazing mysteries of one of the Regions of my country. This is a ritualistic place. To bath here meant to dedicate oneself to the goddes of Earth, like mother Nature. The findings in Sardinia are so ancient that go mostly to pre christianity and the Cult of Mother Goddess was deeply spread on the Land. In Porto Torres (north Sardinia area)you would find several interesting artifacts among which a temple dedicated to MotherGoddess, steatopigic effigy/shape. There is so much ancient archaeology that is not properly set at chronological level in our country, that I really think we should rewrite history.

[newagethought]

The geometry is so perfect I thought it was a computer rendering when he walks down the stairs.

[TennesseeZee]

Definitely a pattern in the water like flower of life. It should be analyzed on a frequency and energetic level. I guarantee it’s even more advanced. There’s definitely acoustic resonance properties going on with the site as well.

[RepubliKING]

The islands off the coast of Italy via Malta, Sardinia etc seem to have some of the most enigmatic structures outside of Giza ... 🤔. This made me scratch my head for awhile and then it hit me; what if these structures are well over 5 to 6000 yrs old and there soold that atone time the water levels were different and they were connected in such a way it would blow our minds today? Just a thought 😉

[iamheretojudgeyou]

Most amazing point to this perfect structure is the simple fact it never floods

[americanpaisareturns]

And that’s how the Egyptians used the pyramids. Same concept. Different technique.

[MRoachthe]

I was half expecting there to be a dragon chained up down there.

[tyrrhenians]

Thucydides, a Greek author, explains well who the Tyrrhenian Pelasgians were, fathers of the Mediterranean, that is, the Sardinians

[philc]

Thank you for all the great and interesting videos you do!

[Thor-Orion]

Please tell me the name of this site! It reminds me SO much of Theodoric’s tomb with the precision fitting and lack of mortar. They’re separated by such a tremendous amount of time that it has piqued my interest massively.

[dizzlefshizzle]

That's trippy as hell when you flip the screen when you go in especially when you get to the end! 😆

[cssrivieramazza]

It’s a beautiful thing when the reflection of the moon 🌝 in the water 💧

[massimosquecco]

I need to see this marvel with my own eyes! It has been years that I m waiting to witness it!: wish me good luck.

[luxorluxury]

Если перевернуть экран, то получается, что не спускаешься а поднимаешься...

[Lovelylynn]

That seems magical! Like the Waters of Heaven and Earth just rain on You

[americanpaisareturns]

🤔 Triangular / pyramid shaped with a round / sun shaped top at its bases where the water collects.

[neilgibbons]

It s amazing that we build these structures years ago, and we don't maintain them. Oh yeah we are waiting for space aliens to do it

[kathleenlovett]

Have you been to all of the places in your videos? FASCINATING stuff ❣️