nuraghe 的定义
plural nu·ra·ghi [noo-rah-gee], /nuˈrɑ gi/, nu·ra·ghes.
- any of the large, tower-shaped, prehistoric stone structures found in Sardinia and dating from the second millennium b.c. to the Roman conquest of Sardinia in 238 b.c.
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- On a hillock two or three miles distant, were the ruins of a Nuraghe, mellowed to a rich orange tint.
- Opinions as to the purposes for which the Nuraghe were erected are as various as those regarding their origin.
- The world has been searched for styles of building corresponding with that of the Sarde Nuraghe; without success.
- Whatever were the purposes of the Nuraghe, almost all writers on Sardinia consider these ancient structures of Eastern origin.
- It is now established that in the Giants' Tombs of Sardinia we are to see the graves of the inhabitants of the nuraghe villages.