Red pigment outlines endless rolling spirals in limestone tissue. Somewhere drums are beating the heartbeat of the earth.
Dull vibration comes through the stone flooring and travels up the bones of the living.
Outside is sky and sea and gusty wind. Inside is the womb of Goddess. Every day, new evidence reveals the scope and magnitude of the goddess in prehistory. Modern archaeology is uncovering surprising facts that are quickly making our history and reference books outmoded. Predating the circle of Stonehenge, the palaces of Crete, and the pyramids of Egypt, the megalithic limestone temples of Malta present unarguable testimony to her importance.