Ġgantija Temples

What the Show Claims

• ›Among the world's oldest freestanding stone structures, predating Stonehenge by over 1,000 years
• ›Name means 'giant's tower' — ancient traditions say the temples were built by a giantess, possibly a hybrid alien-human
• ›Walls stand up to 6 meters high — impossible construction for primitive peoples without alien assistance
• ›Part of a network of Malta temples forming an alien energy grid

What Archaeology Says

The Ġgantija temples on Gozo are among the world's oldest freestanding stone structures, dated to c. 3600–3000 BC. They were built by Neolithic communities using local coralline limestone blocks, some weighing over 50 tons, moved using stone balls as rollers. The name 'giant's tower' reflects later folklore, not historical record. Extensive archaeological excavation has found ritual deposits, figurines, and animal bones suggesting religious use.