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Title: Man in antiquity and much later time capsules
Authors: Boffa, Charles J.
Keywords: Malta -- History
Malta -- Antiquities
Food habits -- History
Medicine -- History -- Malta
Issue Date: 2005-06
Publisher: Malta College of Family Doctors
Citation: Boffa, C. J. (2005). Man in antiquity and much later time capsules. Maltese Family Doctor, 14(1), 29-31.
Abstract: The Maltese Islands have sustained a stream of human life since the very early people, probably from Sicily first settled here around 5500 B.C., and gradually developed mostly in fertile areas where water was available. The first settlers were agriculturists. Looking back, one can realize that their survival depended mainly on a widening of their understanding of nature and a deepening of their knowledge on how to handle and use what nature provided. Aside this, they tried to safeguard themselves as much as possible against disease, accidents and catastrophe.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/21358
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