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Archaeologists Thought Malta’s Mysterious Stone ‘Railways’ Were Prehistoric. The Evidence Tells a Different Story

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Archaeologists Thought Malta’s Mysterious Stone ‘Railways’ Were Prehistoric. The Evidence Tells a Different Story

Archaeologists have long contested the true origins of the numerous trails carved into the bedrocks of the Maltese archipelago.

The answer may not be as mysterious as some hoped.

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