alali
Alali, also known as Alalia or Alaliae, was an ancient city located on the island of Sardinia, Italy. The city's ruins are situated near the modern town of Alghero, in the province of Sassari. Alali is believed to have been founded by Phoenicians around the 8th century BC, although some historical accounts suggest it may have been established earlier by Nuragic people, the indigenous inhabitants of Sardinia.
The city's strategic location along the northwestern coast of Sardinia made it an important trading hub in
In 535 BC, Alali was involved in a significant conflict known as the Battle of Alalia. During
The ruins of Alali include remnants of ancient walls, buildings, and pottery, providing valuable insights into