Domus de janas Ordari, Silanus

Domus de janas Ordari, Silanus

Dug out of the side of a rocky outcrop.

These are two prehistoric tombs. Externally, it has a small access door which leads into two low, interconnecting rooms.
At the top of the hill, for those who want to climb it, there are some low remains of the single-tower Nuraghe Ordari.

On the trunk road Bortigali – Silanus, no more than 2 km from the eastern outskirts of Borigali and no more than 500 from the remains of the S. Martino church, the access door to the domus I is clearly visible. Leave your car by the side of the road and climb up the hill for about 40 metres. The domus II is further north behind the ridge.

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Proprietà: Privata
Tipo provvedimento: Dichiarazione dell’interesse culturale D. Lgs.1089/1939 art. 2, 3
Data provvedimento: 17/06/1975
Istituto competente: Soprintendenza ABAP Sassari e Nuoro

Informazioni utili

Sentiero segnalato: No
Altitudine: 450m
Bar: No
Accessibilità motoria: Non accessibile

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