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1275:Castellania
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979:Streets and
909:(1798–1800)
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551:sarcophagus
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508:David Trump
330:Grey Skorba
301:(2500 BC).
291:prehistoric
148:Archaeology
131: /
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116:35°53′51″N
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1114:St Andrew
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476:cremation
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315:Ħaġar Qim
271:refectory
1537:La Borsa
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1164:St James
1066:Churches
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660:See also
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383:Ġgantija
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340:phases.
278:Napoleon
247:Building
195:Valletta
95:Valletta
87:Location
1477:Gardens
1366:Museums
1309:Palaces
1174:St Lucy
981:Piazzas
865:History
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259:baroque
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338:Żebbuġ
151:Museum
1669:Maori
1655:Other
1597:Sport
1509:Other
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618:Plans
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580:Punic
540:Horus
379:Mġarr
276:When
189:is a
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1667:HMS
1644:2003
1639:1993
1388:MUŻA
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