A historical view of the South Temple's entrance at Ġgantija, showcasing the meticulously constructed facade with its towering megalithic stones. The photograph, taken in 1910, highlights the grandeur of this Neolithic temple, believed to have been constructed around 3600 BC. The preserved entrance pillars offer a glimpse into the architectural ingenuity of Malta's prehistoric inhabitants, underscoring Ġgantija's status as one of the world's oldest free-standing structures.

National Archives Reference Number: 0540