- The
necropolis of
Tuvixeddu (pronounced [tuviˈʒeɖːu]) is a
Punic necropolis, the
largest in the Mediterranean. It is
located in a hill
inside the city...
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Signora di
Tergu Tharros Thiesi Thomes Tiscali Tratalias Trullas Tuili Tuvixeddu necropolis Carthaginian and
later Roman necropolis Uta
Villamar Zuri Archaeology...
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Necropolis of
Tuvixeddu, Cagliari...
- of
Monte Luna
Necropolis of
Monterozzi Necropolis of
Pantalica Norchia Tuvixeddu necropolis Royal necropolis of
Byblos Tyre
Necropolis Necropolis of Cyrene...
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Cagliari grew
substantially under its domination, as
testified by the
large Tuvixeddu necropolis and
other remains.
Cagliari was a
fortified settlement in what...
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during this
period by
constructing necropolises, such as the
necropolis of
Tuvixeddu, and tophet,
which may have
served as
places of
child burial or sacrifice...
- two cemeteries, a
northwestern one
corresponding to the
necropolis of
Tuvixeddu,
considered the
largest Phoenician necropolis in the Mediterranean, and...
- by
Punics and the
Romans left many
archaeological finds,
including the
Tuvixeddu necropolis and the amphitheater,
which could accommodate up to 10,000...
- the city of Nora,
there are
ruins of the
Punic and
Roman periods. The
Tuvixeddu necropolis and a
Roman Amphitheatre are
located in Cagliari. The metropolitan...
- Cagliari. It was not
found in its
primary context; it may have come from the
Tuvixeddu necropolis. The
beginnings of most of the 11
lines are damaged. Professor...
