Santa Cristina sacred well

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Santa Cristina sacred well is an ancient Nuragic religious and ceremonial site in Sardinia, renowned for its remarkably preserved subterranean well-temple dedicated to water worship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nuragic sacred well
archaeological site
religious site
access stone staircase leading underground
architecturalStyle Nuraghe
surface form: Nuragic architecture
conservationStatus well preserved
country Italy
culture Nuragic civilization
dedicatedTo water worship
discoveredIn 19th century
estimatedConstructionCentury 12th century BCE
floorPlan keyhole-shaped layout
hasNearbyStructure Christian country church of Santa Cristina
Nuragic village
hasPart basalt stone walls
staircase
tholos chamber
trapezoidal courtyard
well shaft
hasRitualSpace forecourt for gatherings
heritageStatus protected archaeological site
locatedIn Italy
Paulilatino
Province of Oristano
Sardinia
materialUsed basalt
nearbySettlement Paulilatino
notableFor astronomical phenomena observations
precise stone masonry
remarkable state of preservation
openToPublic true
orientation astronomical alignment
partOf Santa Cristina archaeological complex
period Bronze Age
religionAssociated pre-Roman Sardinian cults
religiousFunction ceremonial site
pilgrimage site
roofType corbelled tholos roof
shapeOfWellChamber truncated cone
subterranean true
tourism popular tourist attraction
usedFor religious ceremonies
water-related rituals
waterLevel fed by groundwater
waterSource natural spring

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Nuragic civilization notableSite Santa Cristina sacred well