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Headless female terracotta figurine known as Venus of Malta From Hagar Qim, Malta; 3400-3000 BCE
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Headless female terracotta figurine known as Venus of Malta From Hagar Qim, Malt...

Stone relief with animals, cattle and goat. From Megalithic temple of Tarxien, Malta; 3500 BCE
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Stone relief with animals, cattle and goat. From Megalithic temple of Tarxien,...

Outer wall of the temple in Tarxien,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BCE it consists of four temples from different periods.
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Outer wall of the temple in Tarxien,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BC...

Outer wall of the temple in Tarxien,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BCE it consists of four temples from different periods.
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Outer wall of the temple in Tarxien,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BC...

An apse in Tarxien temple,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BCE,it consists of four temples from different periods.
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An apse in Tarxien temple,Malta.Built between 3800 and 2200 BCE,it con...

Monolith with hole. Hagar Qim temple,Malta.
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Monolith with hole. Hagar Qim temple,Malta.

Altar room at the Tarxien Temple, Malta. The temple complex, situated in a busy suburb of the town of Tarxien, is famous for its finely polished stone and spiral ornaments (4th mill. BCE).
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Altar room at the Tarxien Temple, Malta. The temple complex, situated...

"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect the various, oval-shaped temple rooms, or lead to small recesses with altars (4th mill. BCE).
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"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect th...

"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect the various, oval-shaped temple rooms, or lead to small recesses with altars (4th mill. BCE).
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"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect th...

"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect the various, oval-shaped temple rooms, or lead to small recesses with altars (4th mill. BCE).
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"Window-stone" in the Mnajdra Temple, Malta. Such openings connect th...

Hagar Qim Temple ("The stones of prayer") in Malta. Built of vertically arranged monoliths, some between 4 and 7 m high and weighing 20 tons; temple rooms have two apses on either side. Figures of fertility- or mothergoddesses were found (4th mill. BCE).
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Hagar Qim Temple ("The stones of prayer") in Malta. Built of vertically arra...

Hagar Qim Temple ("The stones of prayer") in Malta. Built of vertically arranged monoliths, some between 4 and 7 m high and weighing 20 tons; temple rooms have two apses on either side. Figures of fertility- or mothergoddesses were found (4th mill. BCE).
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Hagar Qim Temple ("The stones of prayer") in Malta. Built of vertically arra...