US EditionThe Mystery of the Iron Age Statues in a Sardinian Necropolis: A Bold New Theory Suggests They Depict Real-Life Giants
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The Mystery of the Iron Age Statues in a Sardinian Necropolis: A Bold New Theory Suggests They Depict Real-Life Giants
One of the Monte Prama Giants. Photo: DedaloNur / Wikimedia Commons Towering between 2 and 2.5 meters tall, the Giants of Monte Prama are massive stone statues crafted by the Nuragic civilization, which flourished on the island of Sardinia between the 18th and 2nd centuries BCE.The first of these enigmatic sculptures was discovered in 1974, in a necropolis near the town of Cabras. Since then, more statues have gradually come to light—the most re…
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