Due to its distinctive shape, it has often been compared to Mesopotamian ziggurats, even though it was built in a completely Sardinian and pre-Nuragic context....
Although the profile of Monte d’Accoddi was well known to the local population, the site’s true archaeological history begins in the 1950s. Between 1952 and...
Visiting Monte d’Accoddi means entering a landscape where the silence of the Sassari countryside interacts with one of Europe’s most enigmatic sacred architectures. From the...
