Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Megalithic Temples of Malta' has mentioned 'Neolithic' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| Furthermore, in some cases, later Bronze Age peoples built their own sites over the Neolithic temples, thus adding an element of confusion to early researchers who did not have modern dating technology. | WIKI |
| Sir Temi xc5xbbammit, an eminent Maltese archaeologist of the late nineteenth century, had dated the Neolithic temples to 2800 BC and the Tarxien Bronze Age culture to 2000 BC. | WIKI |
| e xc2xa0hMaltese prehistoric chronology (Based on recalibrated radiocarbon dating) Period Phase Dates BC c. Neolithic (5000-4100 BC) Gxc4xa7ar Dalam 5000-4500 BC Grey Skorba 4500-4400 BC Red Skorba 4400-4100 BC Temple Period (4100xe2x80x932500 BC) xc5xbbebbuxc4xa1 4100xe2x80x933800 BC Mxc4xa1arr 3800-3600 BC xc4xa0gantija 3600-3000 BC Saflieni 3300-3000 BC Tarxien 3000-2500 BC Bronze Age (2500xe2x80x93700 BC) Tarxien Cemetery 2500xe2x80x931500 BC Borxc4xa1 in-Nadur 1500xe2x80x93700 BC Baxc4xa7rija 900xe2x80x93700 BC | WIKI |
| The first evidence of human habitation in the Neolithic occurred in the Gxc4xa7ar Dalam phase, in c. 5000 BC. | WIKI |
| It represents an important development in the cultural evolution of neolithic man on the islands. | WIKI |
| The two parts are both less regularly planned and smaller in size than many of the other neolithic temples in Malta, and no blocks are decorated. | WIKI |