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The necropolis of Noeddale is an archaeological site located in the territory of Ossi (in the province of Sassari in north-western Sardinia). It is an area rich in evidence of the island's hypogean architecture (4th-3rd millennium BC).
The necropolis consists of six hypogea, three of which are preceded by dromoi (access corridors also carved out of the rock). The most interesting are those called the "tomb of the house" (made up of 11 rooms) which reproduces the architectural structure and the ceiling of the pre-nuragic houses, and the "tomb of the spirals" enriched by numerous relief decorations: spirals, taurine protomes, frames ...
The area is open and has free entry; it is accessed from the last houses of Ossi towards Florinas
July 31, 2020
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