The archaeological area is immersed in cork and ilex woods;in a beautiful landscape between mountains and sea.The complex consists of nuraghe Appiu (complex type nuraghe);a single tower nuraghe;a big village with about two hundred huts;a giants%u2019 tomb and two small dolmen.The trilobate nuraghe Appiu collapsed in the external part;but inside it still preserves three big chambers;one over the other.The second nuraghe;quite well- preserved;is much smaller.The huts in the village;round or quadrangular in plan;are built of superimposed stone rows with mud mortar and face little courtyards.Thanks to the discovery of millstones;mortars;pestles;jars;sharpening stones;flint and obsidian splinters;askoidi vases (with pitcher shape);pans;spindles and loom weights;it is supposed that the huts were used not only for human habitation;but also for foodstuffs and different activities as wool weaving;cereals grinding and vases baking.This area was probably a cult place.The complex dates back to the Early/First Iron Age;between 900 and 800 BC.On the contrary;the megalithic burials as giants%u2019 tomb Su Crabile (15th-10th century BC) and two small dolmen date from a Prenuragic period:they were built during the Neolithic Age (4th %u2013 3rd millennium BC) and are rare in the island but widely diffused in Europe.;;Partially accessible to disabled people.