Nuorese Cultural District

The settlement’s spaces and rooms are found on both the north and south-west sides of the doline. The structures are rectangular, square, circular and elliptical in plan. The walls were built with lightly worked local stone and mortar made out of a mixture of clay-rich soil, pebbles and organic materials. The mortar was used to fill the spaces between the stones and then smoothed. Little spaces and niches were built into the walls for keeping objects. Some of the structures are shaped like a truncated cone, with protruding walls, and might have been covered with a false dome called a tholos or vegetal material like trunks and branches.