The Nuraghe Nastasi or Anastasi stands in the locality of Sarrala’e Basciu of Marina di Tertenia atop a 33-meter-high hill. It is a complex Nuraghe consisting of a main tower with four towers connected by a curvilinear inner courtyard. It can be accessed through two entrances, one to the south and one to the east. Excavations in 1966 and 1981 returned a number of bronze “fragments,” including a directional flag of an archer, but also numerous terracotta artifacts such as a biansate bowl, a horseshoe stove, and many fragments of bowls, cups, and pans. Of notable importance is the finding of some fragments of Mycenaean painted pottery.
