A mosaic of dense stones planted in the ground welcomes visitors to the Corte Noa site in Laconi, set within an evocative natural frame in the heart of Sarcidano.
The megalithic alignment is striking for the expressive power of its obsidian and trachyte monoliths, positioned in a row to form a ritual pathway linked to the fertility cults and the Neolithic spiritual world. The menhirs stand out for the variety of their shapes, ranging from aniconic, squared-off silhouettes to reliefs with stylized anthropomorphic features, sculpted with extreme care to represent the human figure and protective deities. Each stone preserves fascinating details, the fruit of the craftsmanship of the prehistoric populations that once inhabited the area.
Its proximity to other archaeological sites in the region makes Corte Noa a fundamental piece for understanding the sacred and symbolic value of the Laconi area. A walk among these majestic blocks offers a unique experience, capable of projecting visitors into a timeless atmosphere tied to the island's most ancient roots.
