This photograph shows the entrance to the South Temple of the Ġgantija complex. The image highlights the imposing megalithic structure, with the stonework showcasing the skill of Neolithic builders. The entrance pillars stand as a testament to the architectural ingenuity of the era, surrounded by walls constructed from massive limestone blocks. The excavated area in the foreground provides a glimpse into the archaeological efforts to uncover and preserve this ancient site, one of the oldest freestanding temples in the world.

National Archives Reference Number: 0530