Savogna d Isonzo

Savogna d'Isonzo is an Italian town of 1,692 inhabitants in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. In the karstic part of the municipality of Savogna d'Isonzo strains of prehistoric human existence have been diagnosed by using speleologists; particularly, the Grotta della Scogliera and the Pogriže grotto have again cloth from the Iron Age and Bronze Age pottery shards, animal bones, flint artefacts . In later times, there were several settlements on the karst territory, referable to the typology of the castellieri the largest and first-rate preserved is that of Mount Brestovec, surrounded by a double shielding wall, the outer 160 m long, the alternative seventy five m, and respectively 4 6 m wide and a pair of three m extensive The excavations, started out by way of Carlo.

Marchesetti in the 19th century and then resumed in 1972under the supervision of the Provincial Museums of Gorizia they produced cocci, various flint artefacts, sandstone objects, plaster fragments and terracotta. The web page became inhabited from 1600 BC until about 1300 BC. Two castellieri from the coeval or possibly barely later length can be located between the settlements of Gabria and Rubbia, and are plenty smaller, any other still above the Gornji Vrh locality.