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Baħar, supported by several NGOs and resident’s groups, descended on the 'Perched Beach' demanding their rights to a free and unencumbered beach last ...

It was built around 3,800-3,600 BC, making it the oldest dolmen in Iberia. It is also the largest. Imagine a gallery 25 meters long, 6 metres wide and rising from 2.50 metres at the entrance to 3. ...

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This cozy home, believed to have been built around 350 years ago, is in Naxxar, a town in the Northern Region of Malta, the island nation south of Sicily. The “house of character” — or ...

The Hilton Hotels Corporation recently made an interesting deal with London-based Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH). Essentially, Hilton Honors members can now book stays at these unique ...

YOU published a letter under the banner title: Image of ‘dolmen’ should not appear on the new Guernsey banknote [Tuesday 18 June]. A misleading headline since the author of the letter said only that ...

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Builders had ‘advanced knowledge’ in fields of geology, physics, geometry, and astronomy The Menga dolmen in Spain consists of stone walls and a stone ceiling supported by stone pillars.

It used to be that paying $1,000 a night for a room got you a swank suite or primo view with perks. Today, that price might not even get you in the door at some luxury hotels.

By Kate Maxwell London is in its global hotel brand era: In the last year, it’s added a Raffles, a Peninsula and a second Mandarin Oriental; a Waldorf Astoria, a St. Regis and a Six Senses are ...

A multi-institutional team of historians, geologists, physicists, and archaeologists in Spain has developed a theory to explain how a neolithic culture could have built the Menga dolmen ...