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Three ancient “fairy tales” are Italy Island According to local officials, Sardinia’s works.
The discovery was announced on July 29 by the supervision of archaeology, fine arts and landscapes in the provinces of Sassari and Nuroro.
Sardinia, Italy in the Mediterranean Sea Corsica, Francefamous for its beaches and ancient ruins.
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The Fairy Tale House (Sadini) is known as Domus de Janas and dates back to the late Neolithic and Bronze Ages.
The name comes from a local folklore that believes these Chambers are the residences of magical creatures. Despite its peculiar names, these structures are actually graves.
Archaeologists in Sardinia have discovered three new “fairy tales” or Domus de Janas. These ancient rock tombs date back to over 5,000 years. (Supervision of archaeology, fine arts and landscapes in the provinces of Sassari and Nuoro)
Prior to recent excavations, archaeologists discovered 17 of these graves.
Officials say some geographical features are helpful Archaeologists identify The new structure increases the number of known Domus de Janas to 20.
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“Features of the ground [two tombs] …It is recommended to have a new, yet undeveloped grave. ” the statement stated.
“It does reveal the excavations of three new Domus de Janas…arranged like fans starting from the tomb of the fireplace.”
“This new discovery enriches knowledge about Domus de Janas.”
The pictures show archaeologists squatting in a rock cutting grave, carefully unearthing features and artifacts.
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Supervisors of Sassari and Nuoro reported that “many and important discoveries” were found, including pickups, spindle spirals and small green stone axes.
Archaeologists also encountered obsidian fragments and pottery fragments. Officials say the most complex houses – known as the grave of Roman vases – contain a painted wall band.
Archaeologists point out that the ground between the earlier graves indicates that features suggest more rooms, leading to the latest Sardinian excavations. (Supervision of archaeology, fine arts and landscapes in the provinces of Sassari and Nuoro)
It also retains over 30 Roman-era ceramic materials, including plates, oil lamps and water cans. The statement describes all artifacts as “in good condition”.
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“This new discovery enriches the knowledge of Domus de Janas – graves engraved in rocks that often reproduce to alleviate details related to life and the details of the house symbolizing the decoration. Magical religious rituals” the official statement added.
Together, the graves formed part of a wider area called the Sant’andrea Priu archaeological complex, which was recently considered UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Domus de Janas is part of the Sant’andrea Priu archaeological complex, which has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Supervision of archaeology, fine arts and landscapes in the provinces of Sassari and Nuoro)
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