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Exploring An Unusual Megalithic Carving

More than 5000 years ago many enormous megalithic monuments, that we now usually refer to as temples, were built on the Mediterranean islands of Malta. Fortunately for us several sites survived the millennia and offer us a glimpse into the life and rituals of the ancient inhabitants of these isolated islands. In this video I'm exploring the Tarxien complex which is made up of four temples, beautiful carvings and interesting features. Come with me on this megalithic journey. #ancienthistory #mediterranean #megalithic ✨ IN THIS EPISODE 00:00 Introduction 01:28 A Megalithic Hub 03:23 One Site, Four Temples 06:24 Interesting Features ✨ JOIN MY CHANNEL    / @megalithhunter   ✨ FOLLOW ME ON SOCIALS BlueSky: @MegalithHunter.bsky.social ✨ REFERENCES Bonanno, A., (2017). The Archaeology of Malta & Gozo. 5000 BC - 1091 AD. Kalkara: Heritage Malta Publishing. Caruana, J., (2019). Tarxien Temples. Santa Venera: Midsea Books. Museum Annual Report, 1915 -1916 Trump, D.H. (2002). Malta Prehistory and Temples. Santa Venera: Midsea Books. ✨ PHOTOGRAPH CREDITS Videos and photographs of the Tarxien Temples, credit: megalithHunter CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Ġgantija from the north, credit: Diego Delso Altar at Ġgantija, credit: Diego Delso  Ħaġar Qim Main Temple entrance, credit: Diego Delso  Large stone vessel from Tarxien, credit: Continentaleurope CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Ta' Ħaġrat, credit: Hans A. Rosbach Mnajdra Central Temple, credit: Frank Vincentz Sleeping lady figurine, credit: Jan van der Crabbe Google Earth Locations