Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When the megalithic temple, known as Tal-Qadi, in Malta was excavated, an unusual artefact was found that's been named the sky tablet. This piece of limestone is etched with lines and what appear to be stars and the crescent moon. Could this be more evidence that the temple people had astronomical knowledge?
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Drawing of the sky tablet, credit: Bautsch
Sky tablet, credit: Matthew Axiak
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Position of the tablet in the night sky
Photographs of the Tal-Qadi temple remains, credit: MegalithHunter
When the megalithic temple, known as Tal-Qadi, in Malta was excavated, an unusual artefact was found that's been named the sky tablet. This piece of limestone is etched with lines and what appear to be stars and the crescent moon. Could this be more evidence that the temple people had astronomical knowledge?
#ancient #malta #megalithic
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CC BY-SA 4.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
Drawing of the sky tablet, credit: Bautsch
Sky tablet, credit: Matthew Axiak
Public domain
Position of the tablet in the night sky
Photographs of the Tal-Qadi temple remains, credit: MegalithHunter
