Stele di Boeli and Conchedda Istevene

2.67 m high and 2.10 m wide, the Boeli Stele, better known as Sa Perda Pintà” is considered to be unique in Europe. It was discovered in 1997 during the construction of a house where it is still located today. Its peculiarity is easily recognisable, its surface is well worked and the front it is decorated with concentric circles and different cup marks whose meaning is probably linked to Neolithic cults, just like the “Conchedda Istevene” three kilometres from the village, consisting of six tombs, some of which are more complete, with corridors and chambers, while others are smaller. It differs from others in the area due to some particular engravings and structures to be discovered.