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The "culture of megalithic circles" of Arzachena

History of the necropolis of Li Muri: The Neolithic

Circle No. 1

Circle No. 2

Circle No. 3

Circle No. 4

Circle No. 5

The lithic cistas: function and use (funerary ritual)

The stone boxes positioned at the tangent points of the mounds

The allées couvertes and the "cista" of tomb n. 5

The mounds

Dolmens and lithic cistas

Other types of burials of the Sardinian Neolithic

The menhirs of Li Muri: the outer circle

Other examples of circular tombs in Sardinia

The "culture of megalithic circles" of Li Muri as part of the so-called "European Megaliths"

The facies of San Ciriaco in Li Muri

The facies of San Michele of Ozieri in Li Muri

Arzachena during the Nuraghic Age

The territory of Arzachena during the Phoenician-Punic Age

Arzachena during Roman Times: the station of Turublum Minus

The territory of Arzachena during the Middle Ages

Human remains: "the Ozieri Ethnic group"

The "colours of death": the use of red ochre in the funerary rituals of the Neolithic Age

The "tafoni" of the territory of Arzachena

The origins of Arzachena

Finds from the territory of Arzachena: the museum Sanna of Sassari and other local museums

Between oaks and granite: the territorial context of Gallura

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