Maltese Prehistory

Malta's history goes back in time is 5000 years before Christ and the radioactive carbon dating proved this. Scattered throughout the Maltese islands of Malta comes across evidence prapovijesti.Najvažniji a series of temples which are called to be the oldest free-standing stone structure exceeds even the oldest stone structures in Egypt - the pyramids, and even older than Stonehenge. Prehistory remains in Malta are unique and nothing remotely comparable anywhere in the world. Prehistory is divided into three phases of the Neolithic period (5200 - 4100 BC), the Temple Period (4100 - 2500 BC) Bronze Age (2500 - 800 BC). Malta before history book published by Miranda Publishers and wrote a number of authors provide in-depth study Malta's prehistory.

Malta Before History's archaeological, academic and image analysis of Malta's ancient history is embodied in the oldest freestanding stone structure in the world in the Mediterranean islands of Malta and Gozo.

Malta Before History explores the stone structure, known locally as "temples" that are older than the pyramids in Egypt, of Mesopotamia and Stonehenge in England. This unique publication, with a foreword by renowned historian Lord Colin Renfrew, brings the Maltese Islands attention of new generations of historians and academics, as well as readers and travelers who want to enjoy the uniqueness of history and never before discovered Malta is home to a superb ancient sites. To quote Lord Renfrew, "something extraordinary took place in Malta more than 5,000 years and there is nowhere else in the world that boasts a large stone monuments at such an early date." The two sites examined in this publication, the megalithic temples and the Hypogeum Saflieni declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1980.

Associate the facts developed on the mysterious origins of Maltese prehistoric man and that he is constructed as an inappropriate architecture. Chapters include studies on the development of Malta's Megalithic and Bronze Age, and the enigma cart ruts and the "Fat Lady" was really a god or goddess. Equally important is the chapter shows how the recent carbon-dating has shown that Malta's prehistoric standing stones and monuments are a lot of older than the archaeologists first took over. the authors are David Trump, Anthony Pace, Anthony Bonanno, Ann Monsarrat, Daniel Clarke, Michael Hughes Clarke, Alex Torpiano, Frank Ventura, Reuben Grima and Richard England.