Archaeological site in Costa Gigia east
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Archaeological site in Costa Gigia east

In the area east of the stone quarry that excavated the rocky ridge some artificial cave tombs from the ancient Bronze Age have been located. In the lower rocky ridge there are two tholos tombs assignable to the Middle Bronze Age

Area of ​​archaeological interest, art. 142 letter m) Legislative Decree 42/04

Environmental context: Edges of a quarry front.

Bibliographic sources: Lanteri R., Augusta and its territory, elements for an archaeological map, 1997, pp. 95-96.

Bibliography and further in-depth documents:

100) FIRST SICILY - AT THE ORIGINS OF SICILIAN SOCIETY - volume first edited by Sebastiano Tusa Palermo 1997.

Ignazio Caloggero: Sicily between History, Myths and Legends. Vol. 1: From Prehistory to the Phoenicians. First edition 2018 - Revised and updated edition of 2022

Ignazio Caloggero:

History of Sicily - 1.4.1: The development of metallurgy

History of Sicily - 1.4.2: Social and cultural development

History of Sicily - 1.4.3: Burials during the Metal Age

History of Sicily - 1.4.4:  Religious sentiments during the metal age

History of Sicily - 1.4.5:  Art during the metal age
 
History of Sicily - 1.4.6:  List of sites of the Eneolithic period
 
History of Sicily - 1.4.7:  List of Bronze Age sites

(Source text of survey form n.4 Landscape Plan of the Province of Syracuse - Archaeological Heritage)

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