Documentary Stone Riddles 2 - Archaeological treasures of Sardinia - Part 2 of 3

[@EngleFolk]

Another great video. I've wondered if more places like Santa Cristina were on Sardinia - now I know there is. Thank you.

[@Tyler.i.81]

I can only imagine all the amazing sights underground that are yet to be uncovered.

[@claudevarin6601]

Thank you. Any "caves" under water around the island ? They would be older then 15,000 years

[@FaithAndRepentance]

Amazing, thank you! Never knew such places existed in Sardinia . Beautiful ❤️
👏 👍🎉

[@TarsierTV]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@talkinghead3169]

Tomb?? Hmmmmmmm

[@lucycampbell-gibson3944]

Does sealing the rock grooves with lead at the well not make the water poisones?

[@newman653]

The more we learn the more we realise how much we don't know !

[@Alarix246]

26:52 wow, is this the two vortices depiction???

[@rogerscottcathey]

Is this from the Stone Riddles channel?

[@TarsierTV]

Yeah, in the Stone Riddles channel you have the same documentary devided into short episodes, for the sake of the yt algorithm, but it's the same doc. Cheers

[@susannebrunberg4174]

None of these have hardly ever been tombs originally. What the reuse later on was, is totally irrelevant.
The precis cut stones are of great interests, the irregular boulders are of zero interest.

[@brenbabe]

First