Monte Carrozza 2
UT 33 - Monte Carrozza: inhabited area of the archaic and classical age; sporadic discovery of the prehistoric and Hellenistic age
The summit is made up of sloping lands that slope down towards the west from the top, giving rise to a vast plateau, where the investigations have identified some concentrations of shards, to be interpreted probably as scattered houses. An interesting fact that has emerged in the course of the last investigations was the discovery of a sub-area of prehistoric finds, located at the southern end of the mountain, where fragments of large containers for foodstuffs and sporadic lithic artifacts were collected, including a nucleus of Lipari obsidian
(Text source: Giuseppe Bordonaro ARCHAEOLOGICAL MAP AND TERRITORIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF BAUCINA)
In-depth document: Giuseppe Bordonaro ARCHAEOLOGICAL MAP AND TERRITORIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF BAUCINA - University of Palermo - Department of Cultural Heritage - Palermo 2011 - Volume published with funding from the Department of Cultural Heritage and the IS of the Sicilian Region and the Department of Cultural Heritage and the Municipality of Baucina.
Neolithic?
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