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The Montevecchio Mine is one of the most representative sites of Sardinian industrial archaeology and is part of the UNESCO-recognized Geo-mining Historical and Environmental Park of Sardinia. Mining operations, which began in 1848 and ended in 1991, made Montevecchio one of Europe's most important mining centers for lead and zinc production. The complex preserves washeries, shafts, workshops, warehouses, miners' quarters, and the management building with the adjoining church of Santa Barbara. Today, several guided tours are available that illustrate daily life in the mines and the technological evolution of the mining industry. Tours can be booked online at http://www.minieramontevecchio.it/ or at the Geo-mining Park information points.

This small but impressive archaeological site is located within private land. It can be reached with a short detour from the dirt road that connects Arbus to Gonnosfanadiga. Even though there are no signs, it is easy to locate its location.

For those who love history

There is also a dirt road that climbs the mountains of the village with the possibility of visiting some waterfalls.

together with the mines of Ingurtosu, they are the largest in Sardinia. They have profoundly affected the environmental context with the aftermath of pollution for which Sardinians still pay a heavy toll today in terms of health and groundwater pollution.

With those of Ingurtosu, the mines of Montevecchio are the largest in Sardinia. Mining park that can be visited, they represent a clear example of environmental violence of which the Sardinians still pay the consequences of the deep pollution.

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