Silanus - Santa Sabina

This place just south of Silanus, named "Santa Sabina" (aka "Santa Sarbana"), seems to be "Sardinia in a nutshell". Here are a nuraghe, a "byzantine" church, a holy well, two "Tombs of the Giants" and foundations of a prehistoric village. And somehow all these structures seem "interconnected".

The nuraghe has a diameter of 12,60m and is still more than 8m high. Erected during the Bronze Age (1600-1000 bC).

The church "Santa Sabina", a rotunda with two added side chapels, was erected between the 10th and the 12th century.