Mnajdra Malta

A reader sends this brief video (three minutes seven seconds) and asks The Committee about it.

MNAJDRA: one of many megalithic structures in Malta

1. When was the MNAJDRA (so called) temple in Malta built? 
2. Was it really a temple? What was its main purpose?
3. Who built it and the other megalithic structures in Malta?
4. How were the big rocks cut and put in place?
5. Were these megalithic structures dotted around the Maltese Islands ever roofed?
6. When was the grafito made and what tool was used?

Responds The Committee:

1. During the early stages of development of the Atlantean Civilization, approximately 30,000 years ago.

2. If by temple it is understood this was a place for religious worship or services, no. This specific building would better be called a meeting hall.

3. All were built by Atlanteans, some after the demise and collapse of the island continent of Atlantis but most of what exists in Malta was built during the Atlantis civilization. 

4. Many were cut using laser technology, but not all. Some smaller stones were found, already of the required shape and some were cut using titanium tools. The construction method was similar to that used for the pyramids in Egypt and other places; anti-gravity devices were used to lift then allow the stones to be pushed to their destination.

5. Yes, all such structures had roofs, made of wood frames and covered with a variety of replaceable materials almost all organic. Tree leaves such as dried palm fronds and leather were used often, sealed with a type of wax no longer made on Earth.

​6. At the same time, also made by using a laser. 

The name Mnajdra is of Atlantis origin, coming from a word in the spoken and written language used however if this is offered, it would be disputed.