Xagħra, GozoExplored ✓Big stones. Even bigger questions.
Who built Ġgantija? And what can the stones actually tell us?
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Discover the landmarks that connect Malta to its distant past.
Xagħra, GozoExplored ✓Who built Ġgantija? And what can the stones actually tell us?
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QrendiExplored ✓Meet the communities who built with enormous blocks of limestone.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗The Hypogeum was carved down into limestone.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Carved animals and changing uses make Tarxien more than a pile of stones.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Skorba gives us clues about houses as well as monuments.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Ta’ Ħaġrat packs prehistoric engineering into a compact site.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Monumental remains and a fortified settlement share the same ridge.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Fort St Angelo’s names reveal its changing roles.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗St Elmo was built to control a very exposed position.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Wignacourt Tower helped watch Malta’s northern coast.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Passages, tombs and carved tables reveal how people remembered the dead.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Gozo’s Citadel was built for much more than a good view.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗Those coastal squares are a working landscape with a long memory.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗A water system connected springs, towers and a growing capital.
1-minute rabbit hole ↗St Agatha’s Tower watched a strategically important stretch of coast.
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