Stantari

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Stantari is an archaeological site in Corsica. It is located in "Cauria", commune of Sartène.

The alignments of Stantari is close to the dolmen of Funtanaccia; in a distance of 300 m in the south are Rinaghju alignments.

41°31′49″N 8°55′19″E / 41.53028°N 8.92194°E / 41.53028; 8.92194

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