Earliest Sardinian Cave Tombs (Domus de Janas) 4100- 3200 BCE

(February 24, 2024) These tend to be single room tombs carved out of rock which in Sardinia are called Domus de Janas. This is a Latin phrase meaning "House of Janus" where Janus is the Roman life source God. The month of January is named for him. He is equivalent to the Druid Alu. Tombs were the source of ancestral life powers, of reincarnated life forms.

Subterranean Necropolis of Marinaru (Sassari) Tombs 3800 BCE

Tomb I or “Tomb Amorelli” Showing Find Locations

“Tomb Amorelli” floor plan and finds (1, 2, 3: decorated “campaniform” vases ; 8: small “cicladic” idol). (Delfino 2000)

Goddess Selene figurine from Necropolis of Marinaru in Sardinia

Probably Druid Goddess Hekate/Kate

(February 24, 2024) The broken arms probably bent down from her shoulders to her waist. This position of the arms identifies the figurine as the life source goddess and guardian of dead boby forms prior to reincarnation as Hekate/Kate (Picture from Delfino 2000)

Pottery from Necropolis of Marinaru in Sardinia

Pottery Examples Dates Tomb to 3800 BCE

Top image shows pottery examples which represent the transition from the earliest Neolithic Pottery to the Beaker (Ozieri) Culture Pottery of the lower image. These pottery dates confirm the carbon 14 dating. (Delfino 2000)

Druid Spiral Bowl - Sardinia (4100 BCE)

(August 27, 2023) From Mogoro, Sardinia. Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia (Jar R20S09-169, Inventory number: 36389).
Photo by Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52319239848/in/album-72177720301656170/

Vase With Moon Rings - Sardinia (3500 BCE)

(August 27, 2023) Notice the alternation between moons having a dark pupil (god Su) and moons being all white (goddesss Selene). From Is Solinas, Giba, Sardinia. Final Neolithic. Culture of San Michele di Ozieri. Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia
Photo by Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52478812942/in/album-72177720301656170/

Trivet From Sardinia (3500 BCE)

From the grotto of San Michele di Ozieri and the culture of the same name. Final Neolithic. Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia.
Photo by Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52479320571/in/album-72177720301656170/

More Kate/Hekate Figurines (3500 BCE)

(August 27, 2023) Bone statuettes from the grotto of Monte Meana, Santadi, Sardinia. Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia
Photo by Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52479277061/in/album-72177720301656170/

Early Sardinian Kate/Hekate 4100 BCE

(August 27, 2023) Found at necropolis of "Cuccuru S'Arrius." This style indicates the Kate figurines descended from the "Mother Goddess" figurines of earlier eras. On display at the National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia. https://museoarcheocagliari.beniculturali.it/reperti/r20s09-90/
Photo from Angel M. Felicisimo via https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:R20S09-90_(52319225595).jpg

Sardinian Drinking Cup With Owl from (450 BCE)

Now at National Archaeological Museum Cagliari in Sardinia
Photo from Angel M. Felicisimo at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/elgolem/52499076392/in/album-72177720301656170/

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