In the pleasant wood of Selèni, the site of Gennaccili, near the town of Lanusei comprises the remains of a large settlement, including two giants’ graves (megalithic graves), a well and a group of stone huts set at the foot of a rocky outcrop where according to tradition a nuraghe once stood.
The territory of the Municipality of Irgoli, with its rich archaeological heritage, was densely inhabited from Neolithic to historical times. The sacred area of Janna ’e Pruna is one of its most significant sites.
In our journey, the meetings with the relics of the past prompt the eerie impression that Sardinia is still partly immersed in that ancient world. That its history is not entirely ‘history’ but is still living today. Just a feeling of course, and yet…
We are in the territory of Oliena, enfolded in the timeless beauty of the Lanaittu valley. All around lush, burgeoning vegetation guards the traces left by human presence over the centuries, the ancient remains forming a harmonious unity with nature.
L’area, che mostra oggi i segni del degrado, presenta due agglomerati di capanne di diversa planimetria, dimensione e funzione. Il primo agglomerato, formato da una quarantina di capanne, è situato nel settore N della cavità, in forte pendio.
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