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Construction frenzy or changing ideologies? The case of Tas-Silġ, Marsaxlokk
On the 15th October, a presentation by Dr Maxine Anastasi, Dr Ing. John C. Betts and Francesco Fontanelli (Field Archaeologist for Phoenician, Roman and Medieval […]
On the 15th October, a presentation by Dr Maxine Anastasi, Dr Ing. John C. Betts and Francesco Fontanelli (Field Archaeologist for Phoenician, Roman and Medieval […]
Professor Anthony Bonanno and Dr Ruben Borg will give an account of the visit made by them to Lampedusa in July 2016. They will give […]
Following the approval of the Parliamentary motion which gave political backing to the Malta-Gozo tunnel last Wednesday, 13 organisations state that supporting an underwater tunnel […]
The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage was formed as a result of the Cultural Heritage Act 2002 to ensure the protection and accessibility of Malta’s cultural […]
In a region of the Eastern Mediterranean known as the Levant, agricultural communities of Jews, Christians, and Muslims, for at least the last 800 years, […]
After over ten years of exploring the surface of the Phoenician Shipwreck of Xlendi Bay, a team led by the University of Malta has planned […]
The discipline of archaeology is historically bound to identity, be it national, ethnic or otherwise. Such a bond is inherently political, so archaeology also becomes […]
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), or as they are called colloquially, drones, have supported the documentation of cultural heritage and archaeology for over two decades, with […]
North of the Greek colony of Leontinoi and on the southern edge of its ancient chora, today’s Piana di Catania, rises a hilly ridge from […]
The section of Heritage Malta’s Phoenician, Roman and Medieval sites is one of the largest curatorial sections within the Agency. Its work is to maintain […]
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