Browse the map below to view all the archaeological sites and parks of Italy dated back when Ancient Italics Civilizations lived here during the Italian Bronze Age.
Great Civilizations - like Nuragic (Sardinia), Terramare, Camunic, etc. - better spread throughout Sardinia and Central and Northern Italy. In fact the sites are to be found mostly in these regions, as you’ll see on the map.
Use the research to filter the sites per region. Select one single card to view details or just track on the map.
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At a glance, the necropolis of Fossa amazes for the decorative arrangement of the tombs that compose it, positioned as if they followed a geometric pattern. It is called the "small Stonehenge of Abruzzo" and the burials cover nearly 1000 years of history.…
A visit to the Necropolis of Pantalica, totally surrounded by nature, can bring you back to the bronze age. This area is isolated and totally uncontaminated, and it includes evidences of the most ancient and important prehistoric settlement in eastern Sicily.…
The stone carvings of Camonica Valley are the greatest complex of rock drawings in Europe with approximately 300.000 figures carved on stone walls. The most of petroglyphs were found in the area of Capo di Ponte where National Park of Naquane was settled in the 1958 because of the findings. It's been the first archaeological site in Italy to become a World Heritage protected by UNESCO in the 1979.…
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