Araghju

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by Julian Nyča

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Araghju is an archaeological site located near Porto-Vecchio in Corsica, France. It is known for its well-preserved Bronze Age fortifications, which date back to around 1600-1400 BCE. The site features a series of concentric stone walls and a central tower, indicative of its strategic importance and advanced construction techniques for the time. Excavations at Araghju have uncovered various artifacts, including pottery and tools, providing valuable insights into the early inhabitants of the region.

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