On the way to Cap de Barbaria, the road passes three archaeological sites, all signposted and dating from about 2000 BC. The first to be seen is the largest and originally consisted of several buildings including living quarters, workshops, a kiln and animal pens. Further south are more ruins that were probably used by the inhabitants of the larger site for penning animals. Nearer the headland, the last site is the remains of a stone circle.
