Tharros

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Tharros was an ancient coastal city in western Sardinia, founded by the Phoenicians and later occupied by Carthaginians and Romans, now known for its extensive archaeological ruins.

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Label Occurrences
Tharros canonical 5
Tharros archaeological site 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
abandonedInCentury 11th century AD
country Italy
culture Phoenician
Punic
Romanitas
surface form: Roman
currentCondition ruins
excavatedBy Italian archaeologists
floruit Punic period
Roman Imperial period
foundedBy Phoenician civilization
surface form: Phoenicians
hasArchaeologicalExcavations yes
hasFeature Roman baths
Roman streets
city walls
harbor installations
necropolis
temples
tophet
hasMaterialCulture Phoenician inscriptions
Punic stelae
surface form: Punic inscriptions

Roman inscriptions
ceramics
sculpture
stelae
hasSiteType harbor city
urban settlement
heritageDesignation archaeological area of national interest
isNear San Giovanni di Sinis
knownFor Phoenician-Punic remains
Roman remains
extensive archaeological ruins
locatedIn Italy
Sardinia
locatedInMunicipality Cabras
locatedInProvince Province of Oristano
locatedInRegion western Sardinia
locatedOn Sinis Peninsula
locatedOnBodyOfWater Gulf of Oristano
Mediterranean Sea
occupiedBy Punic (Carthaginian) people
surface form: Carthaginians

Romans
partOf Phoenician civilization
surface form: Phoenician colonization of the Mediterranean

Western Mediterranean Punic world
surface form: Punic Sardinia

Roman Sardinia
timeOfFoundation 8th century BC
tourismType cultural tourism

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western Sardinia hasArchaeologicalSite Tharros
subject surface form: Western Sardinia
Arborea formerCapital Tharros
Province of Oristano contains Tharros
this entity surface form: Tharros archaeological site