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Archaeology of Malta - Borg l-Gharib
 

Borg l-Gharib

Borg L-Gharib consists of two groups of megaliths that might have formed one monument originally. The larger megaliths form the south-eastern boundary of a raised field, at some points up to three metres in height. The western group (seen in the photograph above) are more scattered and line the northern edge of a plateau not far from the Ghajnsielem - Qala road.

Borg l-Gharib

The excavation of a temple period hut around four hundred metres away from the megalithic remains in the late eighties confirms that this area was chosen as a settlement site in this period.







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