The Temple of Antas is a Punic-Roman temple dedicated to the worship of the eponymous God of the Sards Sardus Pater Babai. It is located about ten kilometers south of the town of Fluminimaggiore, Carthaginians and Romans settled in an area where, attracted by plentiful deposits of lead and iron in the area. In the archaeological area around the temple are also present: a small necropolis, in the area in front of the temple (discovered in 1984, today the three graves found are not visible); the remains of a former nuragic village (1200 BC-900 BC) also used in late Roman age; Roman quarries, from which they extracted the calcareous rocks used to build the temple; an ancient trail that connects the archaeological area to a cave nearby cave in which, thanks to some findings of nuragic objects, it is believed that he practiced the cult of water. No less important are the ancient rock outcroppings that help make interesting naturalistic context.