Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volumes 9-10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1999 |
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... foreign women , and for Maltese , it is the exotic which attracts . Of course , religious identification is also crucially important for both groups . For the foreign women pilgrims , visiting the Neolithic temples is one of the best ...
... foreign women , and for Maltese , it is the exotic which attracts . Of course , religious identification is also crucially important for both groups . For the foreign women pilgrims , visiting the Neolithic temples is one of the best ...
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... foreign expertise and resources have been reponsible for a great deal of very important archaeological work in Malta . Moreover Maltese and foreign ( mostly British ) archaeologists appear to have had a long , friendly and mutually ...
... foreign expertise and resources have been reponsible for a great deal of very important archaeological work in Malta . Moreover Maltese and foreign ( mostly British ) archaeologists appear to have had a long , friendly and mutually ...
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... foreign Goddess pilgrims speak about them . For a number of the artists the sites are integral parts of a sacralised landscape where spirit and artistic muse are awakened . Their sacredness is experienced and articulated as a ...
... foreign Goddess pilgrims speak about them . For a number of the artists the sites are integral parts of a sacralised landscape where spirit and artistic muse are awakened . Their sacredness is experienced and articulated as a ...
Contents
Some sources for the history | 14 |
Le barche dello Stato Pontificio nel litorale | 34 |
Survey of traditional Italian ships | 51 |
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