Sardinia is an island nation with a unique character and intriguing history. And nestled within its rugged terrain lies the Nuragic village of Tiscali, a valuable testament to the island's rich prehistoric past. Unlike the more familiar Nuragic towers or nuraghes that dot the Sardinian landscape, Tiscali offers a unique and somewhat enigmatic glimpse into the lives of the Nuragic people. Hidden within a limestone cave at the summit of Mount Tiscali, this archaeological site challenges our understanding of ancient Sardinian civilizations, offering a rare blend of natural and human history that continues to captivate researchers And Visitors Alike. ·The Babylonian Marriage Market: An Auction Of Women In The Ancient World The Untold Story Behind Sardinian Banditry Tiscali is Hidden from View - But Why? Tiscali was first discovered in the early 20th century, but its true significance wasn't fully appreciated until later archaeological explorations began. Located in the Oliena-Dorgali region, the village is perched atop Mount Tiscali, which is part of the Supramonte mountain range in central-eastern Sardinia. Read moreSection: NewsEuropeAncient PlacesRead Later