Tuesday, 13 October 2009

The Sleeping Lady - Hal Saflieni Hypogeum - Malta (Don't forget to read the short story inspired by the statuette)


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  1. 30111 April 2010 at 20:51

    Bonne photo.

    J'essai d'ecrire une chose sur l'evolution de la salle de classe de langues, et je supose que l'hypotee de Malte etait un lier de perilinage pour tout les tribus comme Stonehenge, Lascaux, pour parler la language de la nature et de la deesse mere

    http://kfupm.edu.sa/pyp/denish

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  2. Rodolphe1 April 2010 at 20:57

    Thanks for the comment. The Hypogeum wasn't a pilgrimage site as pilgrimage goes, but rather a burial ground which (apparently) had driven the masses but not as such.

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