makes a premise: "The law 163 of 2006 provides that public works projects must be submitted to the Superintendent at a preliminary stage to allow the inspections in the territory." He adds: "This phase, with respect to zero and one batch was not yet completed." It means that at the time, the Superintendent has in hand a picture complete, so can not say how much impact the way, overall, on the archaeological heritage of the area.
For now, the only certainty about a village in Ploaghe nuragico: The survey has allowed us to verify that would be partly canceled by the new ribbon of asphalt. D'Oriano for this, called to express an opinion for or against the project, explains that "it would be better investigated, making further checks.
to possibly change the path to protect the assets already identified and those that may emerge. Why - he said - for me there is no intention of interfering with the building of a public key. But the on-site inspections areas are essential. "
Scalamandrei Antonio, director of ANAS, invites you to act quickly: "I wish that archaeological studies will be completed by March, prior notice, in order to plan additional interventions and inform businesses." D'Oriano is satisfied but the schedule is tight, are unlikely to be met. But perhaps at least the village nuragico can be saved.
Article by Silvia Sanna,
From the new Sardinia
http://lanuovasardegna.gelocal.it/sardegna/2011/03/02/news/il-villaggio-nuragico-di-ploaghe-cancellato-dal-nastro- d-3576904-asphalt
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