Summary
A recent analysis highlights the pressing need for balanced conservation and accessibility strategies to safeguard Sardinia's unique archaeological heritage, particularly its domus de janas and nuraghe sites. These structures, recognized for their distinctive decorative elements and cultural significance, face challenges in legal protection, maintenance, and public access. The study, conducted by the Superintendency of Culture, evaluates current conservation projects and proposes guidelines to enhance the recognition process while ensuring sustainable access. By examining the legal status, ongoing initiatives, and future plans, this research aims to provide a comprehensive framework for preserving Sardinia's archaeological assets without compromising their accessibility.
Citation
Billeci, B. (2023). Guerra tra giganti. Il riconoscimento del patrimonio archeologico sardo tra conservazione e accessibilità. Restauro Archeologico, 30(1). https://doi.org/10.36253/rar-14293