The Pyramid of Sardinia - Monte d’Accoddi The only Ziggurat (Mesopothamic Temple) in Europe


About Europe's pyramids.


https://sardiniaislandtours.com/en/monte-daccoddi-the-only-ziggurat-mesopothamic-temple-in-europe/


Unveiling the Mysteries of Monte d’Accoddi: Sassari’s Ancient Marvel

Nestled in the captivating landscapes of Sassari, Sardinia, is a historical treasure waiting to be discovered: Monte d’Accoddi, from the archaic word “Kodi”, which means “stone”. This enigmatic archaeological site offers a fascinating glimpse into the island’s past, transcending time and inviting curious travelers to unravel its mysteries.


Historical Marvel


Monte d’Accoddi is a prehistoric structure dating back to the 4th millennium BCE, making it one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe. Its unique stepped pyramid design sets it apart, as nothing quite like it exists elsewhere in the Mediterranean. This ancient marvel stands as a testament to the advanced knowledge and architectural abilities of its creators.


The Pyramid of Sardinia

Often referred to as the “Pyramid of Sardinia,” Monte d’Accoddi’s structure consists of a massive stepped platform made from limestone blocks. The purpose of this intriguing pyramid remains a subject of debate among archaeologists, adding an air of mystery to the site. Some theories suggest religious or ritualistic significance, while others propose it was a place for astronomical observation


Arcaeological Excavations

Over the years, archaeological excavations at Monte d’Accoddi have unearthed a variety of artifacts, shedding light on the lives of the ancient people who once inhabited the area. Discoveries include pottery, tools, and animal bones, providing valuable insights into the daily activities and practices of Sardinia’s early inhabitants.


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Ancient Sardinia | Island of the Giants | Hugh Newman | Megalithomania


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDVa8gs0nOk


Hugh Newman shares his research on one of the most mysterious islands in the Mediterranean. Sardinia has thousands of megalithic sites, giants graves and evidence of a giant race ruling the island in antiquity. 


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If interested more about Sardinia's history: book A Short History of Sardinia by Fransesco Cesare Casula


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