Skorba Temples lie in fields overlooking Żebbiegħ, a hamlet near Mġarr. Remains include the stone paving of the entrance passage, with perforations to carry libation offerings, the torba floors of the apses, a 3.90 metre high slab of coralline limestone, and a step covered with pitted decoration. Read More

Ta' Ħaġrat dates from around 3600 – 3200 BC, and is one of the earliest temple buildings in Malta. The temple is smaller than many of the Islands' temples, at 15m long internally, but it is better preserved. The temple, with its characteristic, imposing façade, is almost undoubtedly a... Read More