Bosnia and Herzegovina · Zone
Stecaci – Medieval Tombstones of the Western Balkans
Scattered across Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, over 70,000 decorated medieval tombstones represent one of the most singular…
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Bosnia and Herzegovina · Area
Stećak necropolis Radimlja
A UNESCO-protected medieval cemetery near Stolac preserving distinctive stećak tombstones carved with symbolic imagery, among Bosnia and Herzegovina's…
South Africa · Zone
Sterkfontein Caves
Sterkfontein is the most prolific Australopithecus site in the world — a complex of limestone caves 50 kilometres…
United Kingdom · Monument
Stonehenge, Avebury and Associated Sites
The most important prehistoric landscape in Europe and the defining symbol of Neolithic Britain — Stonehenge and Avebury,…
Calabria · Monument
Stones of the Incavallicata – Virtual Tour 360°
The Stones of the Incavallicata are a prehistoric megalithic site set in the upland terrain of Calabria, southern…
Sardegna · Monument
Su Nuraxi Barumini nuraghe 1500-900 BCE Bronzo Medio civiltà nuragica Sardegna UNESCO 1997 rif.833
Su Nuraxi di Barumini preserves the finest surviving example of Sardinia's nuragic civilisation, a dry-stone Bronze Age tower…
Sardegna · Zone
Su Nuraxi di Barumini — la Fortezza Nuragica (1500-700 a.C.): il Più Grande e Meglio Conservato Nuraghe della Sardegna e Testimonianza della Civiltà Nuragica (UNESCO 1997)
Su Nuraxi di Barumini is the most complex and best-preserved nuraghe in Sardinia — a type of Bronze…
Sardegna · Monument
Su Nuraxi di Barumini — la Torre Centrale Nuragica (XVII sec. a.C.) e il Villaggio Pluristratificato: Sardegna (UNESCO 1997)
The most complete and best-preserved nuragic complex in Sardinia — a Bronze Age tower-village covering 10,000 square metres…
Sardegna · Zone
Su Nuraxi di Barumini (1500-400 a.C.): la Torre Nuragica più Complessa della Sardegna — il Nuraghe a Quattro Torri, il Villaggio di 200 Capanne e la Civiltà Sarda che Nessuno Ha Ancora Decifrato (UNESCO 1997)
Su Nuraxi di Barumini — built in stages from approximately 1500 to 400 BCE, rediscovered under a mound…
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