The 
UNESCO World Heritage Site Funerary Tradition in the Prehistory of Sardinia – The domus de janas, inscribed in 2025, is composed of 27 burial sites around Sardinia.
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Map of Domus de janas in Sardinia
Domus de janas is Sardinian and can mean house of the fairies or house of the witches. These are a type of tombs cut into rock, dating from about 3400 and 2700 BC. On the inside they are usually decorated with different reliefs and etchings, and one recurring element are false doors, commonly engraved on the back wall of the main chamber.
Sites
[edit]- 1 Necropolis of Anghelu Ruju.
- 2 Necropolis of Puttu Codinu.
- 3 Necropolis of Monte Siseri or S'Incantu.
- 4 Fortified complex of Monte Baranta.
- 5 Necropolis of Mesu ‘e Montes.
- 6 Sanctuary of Monte d'Accoddi.
- 7 Necropolis of Su Crucifissu Mannu.
- 8 Domus de janas of Orto del Beneficio Parrocchiale.
- 9 Domus de janas of Roccia dell’Elefante.
- 10 Necropolis of Li Muri.
- 11 Petroglyph Park-a.
- 12 Petroglyph Park-b.
- 13 Dolmen of Sa Coveccada.
- 14 Shelter of Luzzanas.
- 15 Necropolis of Sant'Andrea Priu.
- 16 Necropolis of Sa Pala Larga.
- 17 Necropolis of Sos Furrighesos.
- 18 Village of Serra Linta.
- 19 Necropolis of Ispiluncas.
- 20 Necropolis of Mandras/Mrandas.
- 21 Necropolis of Brodu.
- 22 Necropolis of Istevéne.
- 23 Grotta Corbeddu.
- 24 Menhir of Monte Corru Tundu.
- 25 Shelter of Su Forru de is Sinzurreddus and the stone tool workshops of Sennixeddu.
- 26 Archaeological Park of Pranu Mutteddu.
- 27 Necropolis of Montessu.