Archaeological sites in South Corsica

Sites archéologique
20170 Levie

Castellu di Cucuruzzu is a protohistoric Torrean site of the Bronze Age, located in Levia, South Corsica, classified as a historical monument. This fortified complex, built on granite chaos at 700 m above sea level, illustrates the Torrean culture with its enclosure, tower and archaeological remains.

Sites archéologique
20170 Levie

The archaeological site of Capula in Levi, Corsica, is a historical complex covering the Neolithic, Iron Age and the Middle Ages, including a castellu and a fortress village.

Site préhistorique
20140 Sollacaro

Callanchi's prehistoric site, located in Sollacaro, Corsica, is an archaeological complex dating from the Prehistory and Bronze Age, including statues-menhirs and remnants of Torrean habitats on a hill overlooking the Taravo.

Sites archéologique
20100 Sartène

The alignment of Pagliajo is a megalithic site of the Bronze Age in Sartène (Corse), comprising 258 menhirs and funeral chests, classified as a historical monument in 1974.

Sites archéologique
20128 Grosseto-Prugna

The archaeological site of Castiglione, located in Grosseto-Prugna in Corsica, is a historical monument whose exact period remains unknown. It bears witness to the local heritage in a preserved Mediterranean setting.

Sites archéologique
20131 Pianottoli-Caldarello

The archaeological site of San Giovanni in Pianottoli-Caldarello, Corsica, is a historical monument whose exact period remains undetermined. Located in a preserved setting, it bears witness to the local heritage.

20166 Grosseto-Prugna

Archaeological site of the Bronze Age located in Grosseto-Prugna in Corsica, classified as Historical Monument. It bears witness to the ancient occupations in the Ajaccio region.

Sites archéologique
20140 Sollacaro

The remains of Filitosa in Sollacaro, Corsica, are a major prehistoric site dating back to the seventh millennium BC, reflecting the first human occupation of the island in the Mediterranean. This archaeological site reveals traces of homes and limestone artifacts, providing an overview of the lifestyles of ancient island societies.