Nuraghe Losa
 Side view of Nuraghe Losa | |
| Location | Abbasanta, Sardinia, Italy |
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| History | |
| Periods | Bronze Age |
| Cultures | Nuragic civilization |
The Nuraghe Losa is a nuraghe near Abbasanta, in Sardinia, Italy. One of the largest and best preserved nuraghe in the island, it dates to the 15th-13th centuries BC. The bastion and the line of walls date instead to the late 13th-early 12th centuries BC. The nuraghe was used for funerary rites until the 7th century AD.
References
- Robert Andrews (2004). The Rough Guide to Sardinia. Rough Guides. p. 184. ISBN 9781843532378.
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Coordinates: 40°07′01″N 8°47′24″E / 40.1169°N 8.79007°E
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