Archaeological site

Monte Sirai Phoenician-Punic Fortress

Carbonia, Italy

"8th-century BC Phoenician-Punic fortress in Sardinia's southwestern corner, occupied 264 BC during First Punic War, excavated 1970s-present with intact necropolis and city walls visible today at archaeological park."

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    Monte Sirai Phoenician-Punic Fortress

    Ascend to this strategic Phoenician-Punic acropolis overlooking the Sulcis plain. Founded in the 8th century BC and fortified by Carthage, Monte Sirai features preserved urban layout, sacred precincts, and a tophet. The panoramic views explain why Phoenicians chose this hilltop for their inland fortress.

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