If they could talk they would tell everything, the destruction of the past and the abuses of the present. After all, an immense patrimony of an imposing civilization such as the nuragic one can be devastated with the fury of the "Damnatio memoriae" or with the sloth and neglect of modern times. We would have to narrate the violent advance of people who came from afar capable, without a legitimate reason, of crushing those "Kolossos", the symbol of Giants in Sardinian land. The history, that of three thousand years ago, however, has left nothing written on the massacre of Mont 'e Prama. No carved paper, if not those statues reduced to a thousand pieces scattered here and there in the hills and valleys of the Giants. Unwritten history, only decodable and interpretable, as archeology teaches. Instead, an innate science is not needed to read the modern cards, those of the state apparatuses that occupy like elephant carriages every draft of the culture and history of a land raped and, then, sedated, despite the most evil abuses and abuses towards its millenary civilization.
Wasteland
In that land of the Sinis, the sacrilege of memory is taking place for the umpteenth time, with proclamations that touch the sequence of a machine gun and the outcome of a requiem. Nine years after a georadar advancing on those hills, the moor on the Cabras Pond is still desolate, as never before. That scream outlined on the maps in the shape of foretold archaeological presences, detected by that device capable of listening and scrutinizing the bowels of the earth through geophysical reverberations, or electromagnetic waves, able to identify all the most evident "anomalies in the subsoil "Of the land. An unprecedented device in the land of the Nuraghi, capable of exploring at certain depths, for several meters, without the need to open trenches, dig or guess.
The modern "Damnatio"
For modern archeology, the most advanced, it means having an aid of extraordinary effectiveness, able to save time and money, concentrating the precious work of archaeologists almost without fail. The modern "Damnatio memoriae" here is outlined by a sequence of acts that leave even the most magnanimous supporters of state and bureaucratic power in the land of Giants astonished. Not only are attempts to cover up the crimes of the State with an abnormal use of ministerial propaganda, but finds are used, reported for years and in themselves for granted, as a screen for the management of the Mont 'e Prama site that does not need commentary to perceive their abandonment and management negligence. Thousands of euros are spent on glossy magazines, cheap propaganda is spent and spreads, functional only to new bandwidths, the emanation and synthesis of public institutions at all levels, unable, however, until proven otherwise, to target projects that go as well as the disposable of a few trips in a group to the land of the Tsar of Russia or of Biden's America.
