Necropoli di Monte Luna
The Necropoli di Monte Luna near Senorbì is an impressive prehistoric burial site with over 100 tombs, dating from the 4th to 2nd millennium BC.
Location
The Necropoli di Monte Luna, located at the foot of Monte Luna near Senorbì, is a testament to early human settlement in Sardinia. From late prehistory to the early Bronze Age, roughly from the end of the 4th to the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC, this site served as a monumental burial ground.
Archaeologists have discovered over a hundred tombs on the slopes of the hill. These tombs reveal the complex burial culture of the time, offering fascinating insights into the lives and rituals of Sardinia's prehistoric inhabitants. The finds, including rich grave goods, speak volumes about the significance of this place.
Together with the traces of the associated settlement, the area forms a captivating archaeological park. A visit can be perfectly combined with a detour to the nearby "Sa Domu Nostra" museum, where many of the excavated artifacts are displayed, bringing the region's history to life.
Highlights
- Over 100 prehistoric tombs
- Evidence of a complex burial culture
- Site of rich grave goods
- Historical traces of the associated settlement
Tips
- Also visit the "Sa Domu Nostra" Museum.
- Sturdy footwear is recommended for exploration.
- Inquire about available guided tours.
- Combine the visit with an excursion to Senorbì.
Practical information
Rules & notes
No information regarding dog policies is available.
Parking
- Available Yes
Parking is available.
Admission
Entry is subject to a fee. Exact prices are not specified.
Guided tours
There is no specific information about guided tours or audio guides. It is advisable to inquire directly at the museum or on-site.
Accessibility
Details on accessibility, especially for wheelchair users, are not available.
Visitor notes
The Necropoli di Monte Luna is a significant Punic burial site. Also visit the 'Sa Domu Nostra' Museum for artifacts and further information.
Attraction Features
Die Nekropole befindet sich in der Nähe eines wichtigen Flusses und kontrollierte die Zugangswege einer fruchtbaren Zone der Trexenta. Bei Ausgrabungen wurden etwa einhundertzwanzig Gräber entdeckt, die meisten davon mit Zugangsschacht und Einzel- oder Doppelkammer. Sie ist Teil eines archäologischen Parks, der auch die Überreste eines Dorfes und das Museum 'Sa Domu Nostra' umfasst.
Opening hours
Opening hours are not disclosed. Contact the 'Sa Domu Nostra' Museum for up-to-date information on the Monte Luna Archaeological Park.
