Photo Challenge #46 Doorway-Entrata

Nuraghe Palmavera-Sardinia

I took this photograph in Sardinia. I love secret passages and archeology. If we dig deeper, we can reveal many secrets about our past.

In a bay that the Romans called the port of the Nymphs, in the extreme north-western part of Sardinia, there is a village from almost four thousand years ago, shrouded in legend, one of the most important that the Nuragic civilization has left us as a legacy.

Ho scattato questa fotografia in Sardegna. Amo i passaggi segreti e l’archeologia. Se scaviamo più a fondo, possiamo svelare molti segreti del nostro passato.

In una baia che i romani chiamavano porto delle Ninfe, nell’estrema parte nord-occidentale della Sardegna, c’è un villaggio di quasi quattromila anni fa, avvolto dalla leggenda, tra i più importanti che la civiltà nuragica ci abbia lasciato in eredità.

Another archeological site in Sardinia.

This photograph is not the same site as above. I can’t remember the location, but Sardinia has many archeological sites you can visit.

Author: eleanorannpeterson

I’m a nature-loving adventurer and children’s book author whose life has been an exhilarating journey. Originally hailing from Ottawa, Canada, I developed a deep fascination for wildlife while chasing after wild animals in the swamps. Although I initially aspired to become a veterinarian, my path took an unexpected turn when I relocated to Italy. In Italy, I pursued my passion for nature by earning a BS in Environmental Sciences and Territorial Management. This educational experience further ignited my love for writing about the natural world and its diverse wildlife. I’m an active member of several professional organizations, including SCBWI, 12x12PB Challenge, and the Children’s Book Academy. Constantly seeking growth and connection within the industry, I engage with fellow writers and storytellers. Despite my affinity for all creatures, I humorously admit that my nine cats can be the most challenging animals to handle. When I’m not wrangling my feline friends, I spend my time writing, doodling, playing with clay, gardening, and exploring the enchanting Italian countryside with my husband. I also love preparing homemade pasta, showcasing my culinary skills.

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