Cornus, an ancient Punic-Roman town in Sardinia near Cuglieri, is now an unoccupied archaeological site. Its history includes the revolt of Hampsicora, when a Sardinian army fought the Roman Republic, with Carthaginians also involved. The site retains a large well temple complex, still visible among the ruins.
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