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The Xaghra Stone Circle, also known as the Brockdorff Circle, is an underground Neolithic temple that was also used for burial, situated in Xaghra, Gozo. It was rediscovered after a viewer examined a painting by Brockdorff in the National Library in Valletta.

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	The '''Xaghra Stone Circle''', also known as the '''Brockdorff Circle''', is an underground [[Neolithic]] [[temple]] that was also used for burial, situated in [[Xaghra]], [[Gozo]]. It was rediscovered after ~~looking~~ at a painting by Brockdorff in the National Library in [[Valletta]].		The '''Xaghra Stone Circle''', also known as the '''Brockdorff Circle''', is an underground [[Neolithic]] [[temple]] that was also used for burial, situated in [[Xaghra]], [[Gozo]]. It was rediscovered after a viewer examined a painting by Brockdorff in the National Library in [[Valletta]].

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