La Tomba dei Giganti di Sa Domu 'e S'Orcu di Siddi - Archeologia della Sardegna скачать в хорошем качестве

La Tomba dei Giganti di Sa Domu 'e S'Orcu di Siddi - Archeologia della Sardegna

Realizzazione e montaggio: Federica Selis Immagini: Federica Selis Voce: Federica Selis Musiche: Danilo Riccardi, Claudio Rizzo "Major Forest" - (Il Meglio del Blu, 2002) Enya "Watermark" - (Watermark, 1978) The monument is located in the north-western edge of the Giara of Siddi, about six kilometres from the town of the same name. The Giara of Siddi is a basalt plateau, at 355 m s.l.m share., which houses a vast living prehistoric context where funerary district was near the Nuraghe Tuvudu, the Tomba dei Giganti. This is a prospect wall made with boulders of basalt and basaltic andesite and topped in his entry by a massive lintel. The mausoleum, which is perfectly because of the findings in the 16th century. BC, is made in the prospectus by a large Exedra which supposedly was, in ancient times, marginata from a seat. Currently it is possible to observe on the ground the slabs, formerly ortostatiche, they finished the facade of the monument. The tomb is externally body made in rows sorted that then are shaped to form an apse that invokes a lot of tombs of Madau of Fonni. The corridor is characterized by burial rows sorted by boulders, supplemented by some platforms, interconnected with the technique to "bag", and immediately after the door, to the left, we note the presence of a deep niche taste Neolithic. The floor is made of pebbles laid over a layer of Earth and stones in order to level the uneven Rocky platform on which stands the monument, while the back of the Hall remains closed by an orthostatic plate only. The corridor is Keystone light and the top part is closed by jumpers as in tomb of Is Concias of Quartucciu or Barrancu Mannu in Santadi. The ground in front of the tomb is covered by several ashlars from the funerary body including at least two elements combined form rear window and with frame of the burial. Other blocks are markedly falliformi remember strongly a foul in Bullous basalt found at ' Uraki of San Vero Milis. In front of the tomb was built a large "pratza"-like the one created in front of the Tomb III of Madau of Fonni – which had in ancient times controlled access from two ovoid in shape and made with the wall-bag