61. Learning English In Malta, Language School, Learning Courses Once in malta, day or weekend trips to this neighbouring island can also be benefitsfrom experiencing another place with its own unique culture and history. http://www.linguatime.com/culture_leisure.php

Culture and Leisure The Linguatime social programme is designed to suit all pockets and to appeal to different age groups and interests. Our cultural excursions will take you back through 5,000 years of history, tracing the steps of the Phoenicians, the Romans, the Normans and the Knights of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, to name but a few of the great travellers who have visited our islands. Our temples at Ggantija on Gozo and Hagar Qim and Mnajdra on Malta are the oldest prehistoric temples of this type in the world predating even the pyramids in Egypt. Malta boasts not only a concentration of history but also of sunshine. Thanks to its moderate climate tourists are provided with ample sports and leisure activities throughout the year from sub-aqua diving to golf. Sun worshippers will be thrilled to know that the sun shines for an average of 300 days per year so be it summer or winter you’ll be sure to get a warm glow on your cheeks, if not a full-blown tan. If you’re feeling more adventurous you can always hire a car and explore the Islands yourself. But be warned, driving is on the left and the Maltese are known to drive in the shade! A walk through Valletta, built in honour of Grandmaster La Vallette in the 16th century, will reveal the spirit and grandeur of this fortress city that is today considered a monument in itself. From the bustle of Valletta we will take you to the Silent City of Mdina. This medieval city built on the highest grounds of the Island provides a panoramic view of Malta from its beautiful bastions. The cultural visitor will be further impressed by the number of archaeological and historical sites around the island including museums housing artefacts from the past.

62. Malta Online - Maltese Prehistory- Malta change in the temples structure parallels the increasing complexity of the MalteseTemple Period society.After collapse of the Temple culture malta comes to http://www.maltaonline.info/on_line/history/prehistory.htm

To display this page you need a browser with JavaScript support. Controversy abounds around the presence of Palaeolithic man in Malta. A number of cave drawings and microliths, together with the presence of two taurodonts in a Pleistocene deposit and results from uranium dating are all pointers towards the possibility of Palaeolithic man living in Malta. Uncertainty regarding the interpretation of the evidence provided by the above has however divided Maltese scholars, and to date no definite conclusion has been reached. On a more secure ground, it is thought that man arrived on the islands around the year 5200 BC. The first Neolithic culture shows great affinity to that of Monte Kronio in Sicily and later in at least one location ( i.e. the Mixta Caves in Gozo ) , the local culture appears to have had contacts with the eastern Sicilian cultures of the Middle Neolithic previously grouped under the Stentinello culture. The earliest people on the islands, after an initial period of seasonal utilization of the archipelago's resources, eventually established themselves in cave and open dwellings and developed into the Ghar Dalam culture. They grew barley, wheat and lentil, practised fishing and supplemented their food with hunting. Around seven hundred years later this culture evolved into the Grey Skorba culture. This in itself lasted on the islands for only about a century after which the Maltese were influenced by the Diana culture. Extending into the Italian Peninsula, eastern Sicily and the Aeolian islands the influence of the Diana culture in Malta is felt through the presence of monochrome red pottery and trumpet lugs, which feature in the last Maltese Neolithic culture namely that of Red Skorba.

63. Feasts, Culture And Traditions In Malta And Gozo support. The islands of malta , which are in the heart of the Mediterranean,are strongly featured in their Mediterranean culture. The http://www.maltaonline.info/on_line/Feast & Traditions/feaststraditions.htm

To display this page you need a browser with JavaScript support. The islands of Malta , which are in the heart of the Mediterranean, are strongly featured in their Mediterranean Culture. The Maltese Language is the official language of the country , however one has to mention that one hundred and fifty years of British rule in the Maltese Islands , made the English Language another official language in the Maltese Islands. One also has to appreciate the heritage and history that the Maltese Islands enjoy. The Catholic Church and Catholicism plays a very important role in this country. One also have to mention that in every town or village you will find at least one church belonging to a particular Saint. One also has to mention the fact that the Maltese people spend half of the year celebrating their saints, and especially in the summer periods you will surely find a feast in a town or village in Malta. In these feasts you will see the traditional way that the Maltese people celebrate the anniversary of their patron saints. You will also notice that in every town you will find a

64. 1Up Travel : Malta - History And Culture Of Malta. malta Explore the rich heritage of malta. malta has a very rich history andculture , going back to pre-historic times. malta History and culture. http://www.1uptravel.com/international/europe/malta/history-culture.html

Flags Maps Sightseeing Travel Warnings ... National Parks More Categories Introduction Topography Local Life Local Cuisine Local Holidays Festivals-Events Embassies Administration News Stand Worth a See !! Sight Seeing Maps Flags Shopping Eating Out Recreation Travel Essentials Country Facts Geography People Government Economy Communications Transportation Military Airline Tickets Car Rentals Cruises Hotels ... Vacations You are here 1Up Travel Countries of the World Europe Malta ADVERTISEMENT Country At a Glance Introduction Topography Life Cuisine ... Newstand Worth a Visit !! Cities Attractions Shopping Eating Out ... Travel Links Country Facts Introduction Geography People Government ... Transnational issues Related Malta Guide Malta Maps Malta Hotels Malta Flag ... Malta Travel Warning Malta History and Culture History Malta has a very rich history, going back to pre-historic times. Many unique temples from the pre-historic age can still be found on the islands of Malta and Gozo. Malta became an independent country on September 21, 1964 and is a member of the Commonwealth. On the 13th of December of 1974, by an act of Parliament, Malta was declared a republic. The first president of the republic was appointed in December of 1974.

65. Maltese Culture Movement (allmalta.ndirect.co.uk) the Maltese culture Movement aimed to rekindle here in the UK the traditions andcultures that we were so used to back in our little islands of malta and Gozo. http://www.allmalta.com/mcm/maltaday.html

What's On ... Chairman's Page Aims of Movement Letter from the High Commissioner ... Photo Album Focus On ... Prehistoric Temples Valletta The Three Cities The Great Siege Profiles Mro. Vinny Vella Mary Rose Mallia Malta Day UK Since its foundation back in 1998 the Maltese Culture Movement aimed to rekindle here in the UK the traditions and cultures that we were so used to back in our little islands of Malta and Gozo. So we started celebrating our national festivities such as Karnival with the fancy costumes, Easter with the figolli , Imnarja with the fenkata , and so on. The festivities got bigger and better and functions were now being organised regularly and in a more central location. But there was always that something missing, something that needed to crown these activities. It seems like we needed something to be able to show off so to speak, a focal point to give us our identity within the many other communities that exist in this country. It was not until Dr George Bonello Du Puis was appointed as our present High Commissioner that our cultural needs started to be taken seriously. He attended each and every one of our functions and always applauded the concept of celebrating our heritage.

66. Maltese Culture Movement (allmalta.ndirect.co.uk) Once upon a dream CONCEPT OF GREATER malta (as reported in the SundayTimes). Maltese living concept. That of Greater malta. Paramount http://www.allmalta.com/mcm/once.html

What's On ... Chairman's Page Aims of Movement Letter from the High Commissioner ... Photo Album Focus On ... Prehistoric Temples Valletta The Three Cities The Great Siege Profiles Mro. Vinny Vella Mary Rose Mallia Once upon a dream CONCEPT OF GREATER MALTA (as reported in the Sunday Times) Maltese living in Australia, Canada, the UK, the US and elsewhere were worried for many years. The complex problem was citizenship. This consensus reached in Parliament is wonderful news indeed: unanimous approval for dual nationality to be the rule, not the exception. Maltese communities living abroad requested that persons born of a Maltese mother and foreign father between 1964 and 1989 acquire Maltese citizenship as of right. All Maltese who had lost their Maltese citizenship to acquire that of their domicile abroad will be reinstated in their Maltese citizenship without losing their foreign ones. The full agreement on this issue between Government and Opposition is an achievement of note and worthy of praise. The acceptance of the principle of the sense of belonging to one's country of origin through Maltese citizenship is an innovative concept. That of Greater Malta.

67. History & Culture Of Malta & Gozo of the Phoenicians, that malta came into contact with a literate superior civilisation,so much so that the character of the island s culture became more and http://www.travel2malta.com/HistoryAndCulture.htm

Links on this page Neolithic Age The Temple Period The Bronze Age The Phoenicians ... (1964AD-Present) Neolithic Age (5000BC - 4100BC) During the Neolithic Age it is believed that Malta's first inhabitants must have crossed over from Sicily bringing with them their simple tools, corn seeds and domestic animals. Until this period, temporary crossings were done regularly but were limited to short stays on these islands. These Neolithic settlers are believed to have traded with neighboring islands flint and volcanic material that was not naturally available on Malta. These stone age farmers lived in caves and villages and made simple pottery. (Back to Top) The Temple Period (4100BC - 2500BC) (Back to Top) The Bronze Age (2500BC - 750BC) In the Bronze age, Malta experienced a cultural shift from the development of long established local cultures to what is believed to be the introduction of cultures by separate colonization of Malta from elsewhere. Far more relics have survived from these people who built fortified villages including "Borg in-Nadur" where the defensive wall dating back from 1500BC is still visible.

68. Islands.com | Malta culture malta celebrates Carnival (Mediterraneanstyle) at the start of Lent, withfloats, carts, and fancy dress costumes with masks (for both children and http://www.islands.com/malta/

Receive Travel Specials from Malta and other islands Malta Field Notes What to do on Malta ISLANDS Web Picks The best of Malta on the Web. Maps Malta at a glance. Archives Stories from ISLANDS magazine. Malta Where to Stay Star Clippers Cruises Vacation Rentals Guide Cruise Directory Other Mediterranean destinations Malta is one of those marriages of history, culture, and climate found few places beyond the Mediterranean. Sandy beaches, water clear enough to provide some of the best diving in that vast sea, medieval citadels, village festivals dating back centuries, even a Blue Grotto a la Capri this is an island (along with sister isles Gozo and Comino) that could inspire poetry. In Valleta, Malta’s ancient capital, frescoes in the Grand Masters’ Palace (built in 1574), depict the story of the Knights of Malta, those intrepid crusaders who staved off the invasion of Europe by Turks in the Great Siege of 1565. In the decades that followed, those wealthy knights turned Valletta into an architectural showcase of palaces, gardens, and churches it remains today. But Malta is not all about the past. The nightlife (from casinos to clubs with top European DJs in St. Julian’s, a Valletta suburb) is lively, an international jazz festival tops an impressive cultural calendar, the beaches on the northwest coast (Golden Bay and Ghajn Tuiffieha) are a treat, the diving off Gozo is delightful, and the cliff-lined coast near Zurrieq is pocked with several Blue Grotto-like caves where you can swim in what’s been called "stained-glass" blue water. Poetry, one might say...

69. Alt.culture.malta USENET Newgroup Archive alt.culture.malta USENET newsgroup archive. Please note that this archiveis being regenerated. It will be online again shortly in a new format. http://www.maltanetworkresources.com/newsgroup/alt.culture.malta/

alt.culture.malta USENET newsgroup archive Please note that this archive is being regenerated. It will be online again shortly in a new format. Meanwhile you may access the 1998-1999 archive (click here) in the new format.

70. MaltaWeb Communications - The Cross Roads - Malta - Europe culture. The Cart Ruts The mysterious cart rut riddle solved? Ghar Dalam MaltaThe Brockdorff Circle An interesting site in Gozo The Brockdorff Circle http://www.maltaweb.com/culture/culture1.html

Culture Archeology The Cart Ruts The mysterious cart rut riddle solved? Ghar Dalam - Malta The Brockdorff Circle An interesting site in Gozo The Brockdorff Circle Reconstructions An interesting site in Gozo OTS Foundation Education and Historic Preservation Gozo Research Project - University of Bristol Gozitan Landscape Archeology - University of Bristol Neolitic Architecture Computer Based Reconstructions of Archeological Sites Stone Pages Images of Sites in Continental Europe Stone Circles /Magnatic Symmetry Malta's Rock of ages Projects - University Of Bristol The Art of Prehistoric Malta Stonehenge and Other Stone Circles Archeology and Architecture Archeology and Prehistory Geology The Geology of the Maltese Islands The Fossils of Malta Virtual Quarry form the Mineral Club of Antwerp Architecture ANU Architecture of the Mediterranean Basin Museums Listing of Maltese and some foreign Museums The Arts Theatres Manoel UK Theatre Guide ArtGalleries The Gallery of Iterating Spaces Illustrators on the Net Picasso Business Clients Directory Destination Malta Pjazza it-Tokk ... Sports Produced by MaltaWeb Communications Ltd on October 1 - 1996

71. Society And Culture Malta Europe Regional Society and culture Europe malta Society and culture Caritasmalta www.caritasmalta.org/ Europe malta Society and culture. http://www.interactiva.org/Dir/I/English/Regional/Europe/Malta/Society_and_Cultu

www.interactiva.org English Deutsch Espa±ol ... Society and Culture Society and Culture : Europe Malta Society and Culture: Animal Welfare Chats and Forums History Organisations ... Trade Unions Gozo: English Regional Europe Malta Gozo Society and Culture Government: English Regional Europe Malta Government English Regional Europe: Society and Culture Caritas Malta www.caritasmalta.org/ Europe Malta Society and Culture. Details of the message ( Caritas Malta ) mission, vision, and values of the Church Secretariat for Social and Charitable Action, which co-ordinates and develops work among the sick, the elderly, persons with special needs, drug users and other people in difficulty. Russian Center for Science and Culture www.rcscmalta.org Europe Malta Society and Culture. Promotes cultural ( Russian Center for Science and Culture ) scientific, educational, business, artistic, and humanitarian contacts between Russia and Malta. Services include exhibits, a language school, and special events. Usenet Google Groups: alt.culture.malta Travel to Spain Spain English ... Japanese

72. Diplomacy Monitor: Malta On The Issue Of Culture Email a link. Next page. malta Government ENCOURAGING RELATIONS BETWEEN maltaAND CHINA culture Indexed 03/05/2004 Dated 03/05/2004 Cached. Next page. http://www.diplomacymonitor.com/stu/dm.nsf/nationissued?openform&cat=Malta|Cultu

73. Malta On-Line - Culture Talk to our representative. Call Elizabeth Carmilleri, Qormi, malta(356) 449 0064 or send us an email unigroup@unigroupeu.com. http://www.unigroupeu.com/Malta/Cultur1.htm

TM For Information on advertising on this site call Qormi, Malta (356) 449 0064 or Fax USA 205 592 8382 Would you like to place your advertising banner and Hotlink here? Talk to our representative. Call Elizabeth Carmilleri, Qormi, Malta (356) 449 0064 or send us an e-mail unigroup@unigroupeu.com Click here to order your advertising! LinkExchange Member End of Page Send mail to webmaster@unigroupeu.com with questions or comments about this web site. Malta On-Line Last modified: Wednesday, July 16, 1997 20:33

74. CULTURE TOURS TO MALTA culture TOURS TO malta. A typical Maltese host family sitting down to dinner withtheir foreign guests. maltaSSIST organizes special culture tours to malta. http://users.onvol.net/117814/FRENCH10.html

"CULTURE" TOURS TO MALTA A typical Maltese host family sitting down to dinner with their foreign guests. MALTASSIST organizes special 'culture' tours to Malta. These tours are specially designed for schoolchildren aged between 14 and 18. A 'culture' tour normally consists of English lessons in the mornings and visits to places of interest in the afternoons. Participants of a 'culture' tour are accommodated with English speaking host families. Sporting activities, such as football (soccer), tennis etc. can be organized between the visiting group and Maltese schools. M alta, a small island in the centre of the Mediterranean Sea, is renowned for the friendliness of the people. It is, perhaps, one of the safest places in Europe, where children can play on the promenade and the play-grounds. In addition to the friendliness of the local population (only 370,000) and the warm climate, Malta is also very rich with history and culture. The also very long history goes back some 7,000 years. The pre-historic temples of Hagar Qim, Mnajdra and Gganija were built before the Egytpian Pyrmids. Groups visiting Malta on one of our 'culture' tours will be taken to see the most important historic sites, museums and temples.

75. Bits Of Culture - Malta BITS OF culture malta. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values. Diet. InterestingFacts. Languages. Maltese, English top . Geography. top . Cultural Values. top . http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_mal.asp

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76. Culture - Golden Pages Med - Malta And Gozo - Golden Pages Business Directory for malta and Gozo. culture. Welcome to theYellow Pages Business Directory for malta and Gozo. Choose a subcategory http://www.goldenpagesmed.com/malta/culture

Golden Pages Business Directory for Malta and Gozo Culture Welcome to the Yellow Pages Business Directory for Malta and Gozo. Choose a sub-category: Audio Visual Show Interactive Show Reality Show Select an entry: The Malta Experience (Valletta) The Mdina Experience (Mdina) The Mgarr Shelter (Mgarr) Traditions and Crafts of Malta (Valletta) ... Home 10th of June 2004 Sponsored by Meridia Information

77. Culture\\\\audio Visual Show - Golden Pages Med - Malta And Gozo - Golden Pages Business Directory for malta and Gozo. culture. Welcometo the Yellow Pages Business Directory for malta and Gozo. Category http://www.goldenpagesmed.com/malta/culture/audio visual show

Golden Pages Business Directory for Malta and Gozo Culture Welcome to the Yellow Pages Business Directory for Malta and Gozo. Category: culture / audio visual show Select an entry: The Malta Experience (Valletta) The Mdina Experience (Mdina) Home 10th of June 2004 Sponsored by Retin A Information

78. Address By HE Prof. Guido De Marco, President Of Malta, At The This centre has the necessary prerequisites for opening to us in malta andthe Mediterranean the great oriental culture of China. http://www.foreign.gov.mt/pr/other/..\docsoth\2003\ad030922a-G_de_Marco_China-do

79. Malta Today: Bomb Culture Culprits Disappear Into Thin Air more ways than one no less for the subversive bomb culture that existed Targets includedthe Commissioner of Police, the Air malta chairman, Government Swatar http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/2002/0526/t1.html

SEARCH powered by FreeFind Malta Today archives news Bomb culture culprits disappear into thin air The turbulent eighties were terrible in more ways than one no less for the subversive bomb culture that existed, which terrorised both private and public individuals An investigation carried out by MaltaToday reveals that between 1978 and 1987 142 bombs were planted of which at least a 100 exploded. The culprits of such vile acts were never caught and remain unknown till this very day. A tribute to police and political incompetance in the case of a person arraigned for placing a bomb outside a police station, the court decided that the police had intentionally fabricated the evidence. Not all cases were linked to the tense political situation at the time indeed some were the settling of personal feuds over fields or boundary walls. But there is no denying that the most damaging bombs, both psychologically and physically, were those that targeted government institutions, public officials and political party clubs. There is no hard evidence to suggest that there was a bombing strategy to destabilise the government of the time but the list of targets does point towards that direction.

80. Search Europe: Countries: Malta: Gozo: Society And Culture Link? Chevron malta Holidays Offering the BEST Vacation deals to theMaltese Islands. Flights from All Major UK Gateways to malta. http://www.searcheurope.com/search/Countries/Malta/Gozo/Society_and_Culture/inde

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