Oven-shaped tomb in the S. Isidoro district
“By placing a boundary wall at the foot of the Cozzo S. Isidoro, a“ furnace ”tomb was excavated in a breach made up of limestone boulders and cemented stones. For this reason the aspect remains distant
from the tombs dug into the limestone. Bovio Marconi managed to recover 33 vases of various shapes and 40 different elements of the series, datable to the second half of the Eneolithic. "
(Text source: Guide to the Prehistory of Palermo: list of prehistoric sites in the province of Palermo / Giovanni Mannino; introduction by Umberto Balistreri. - Palermo: Sicilian Institute for Political and Economic Studies, 2008
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Card insertion: Ignazio Caloggero
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