Excavations in Malta

This paper derives its impetus from a project of community learning centring on a Holy Land narrative that captures the imagination in many parts of Southern Europe, including the ...

On the 22nd September, 1950, whilst workmen were digging a trench for the laying of a water main at Ghajn Qajjet, near Rabat, Malta (Malta 2″ Map. Ref. 356247) at a depth of 2 ft. ...

For nearly 300 years, the Knights of St John forced a range of captives to labour on their galleys, with slave, convict and debtor oarsmen propelling the Knights’ navy in their cru...

During the winter of 1948–9, in the course of work undertaken to widen the Tal Liedna and the Ghajn Dwieli Roads, which from Pawla lead to Zabbar and to Cospicua respectively, thir...

Corrigendum to ‘“Pitching a virtual woo’’: Analysing discussion of sexism in online gaming’ by Bròna Nic Giolla Easpaig and Rhi Humphrey, Feminism & Psychology, 2017, Vol. 27(4...

As reported in the April 1922 number of the Antiquaries Journal, the ground to the north and north-west of the Roman Villa Museum contains the remains of a large Roman house, some ...

Excavations were carried out on the site by Mr. Akerman in 1864 and 1865 and in the two following years and by Dr. Rolleston, then Professor of Anatomy and Physiology, at various t...

This article focuses on what hitherto unpublished land grant documents from the Malta archives of the Order of St John tell us about the countryside of Rhodes during the fourteenth...