Peet, T. Eric (Thomas Eric), 1882-1934 · London, New York : Harper & brothers · leaf 110
and fanciesthat in the growth of the largest nuraghi we maytrace the rise to power of some of these localdynasts at the expense of their neighbours. He 86 ITALY AND ITS ISLANDS suggests that the existence of the fortified en-closure of Nossiu, where there is no sign of a truenuraghe, may mean that… … Fig. 18. Giants Tomb at Muraguada, Sar-dinia. (Mackenzie, Papers of the British Schoolof J\owe, V.) It is now established that in the Giants Tombsof Sardinia we are to see the graves of the inhabi-tants of the nuraghe villages. Every GiantsTomb lies close to such a village, and almost everyvillage…
