Ancient site · Italy · Partial ruin
Giants of Mont'e Prama
Giganti di Mont'e Prama
The Giants of Mont'e Prama are a group of large stone sculptures carved by the Nuragic civilization, representing warriors, archers, pugilists and models of nuraghe. They were found fragmented in a necropolis on the Mont'e Prama hill in Sardinia and many fragments have since been restored and reassembled for display.
First raised
1000 BC
Its prime
900 BC
Today
Partial ruin
As it stood in 900 BC
What Giants of Mont'e Prama looked like in its prime.
Rows of life-size stone figures carved from pale local calcarenite, each 2.0–2.6 m tall, standing on the sloping necropolis. Forms are blocky and schematic: squared heads with deep hollowed eye-sockets and a crested nuragic helmet bearing circular cavities for horns; rectangular pectoral plates and diagonal weapon bands across chests; round carved shields with hammered punch marks; also scale models of nuraghe in stone. The statues stand outdoors on packed-earth and a low paved causeway, weathered but full-bodied.
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