A Note on the St John Co-Cathedral Marble Tombstones
The Artisans, Foreign and Maltese....
 A Note on the St John Co-Cathedral Marble Tombstones The Artisans, Foreign and Maltese....  |  St. Thomas Tower and Battery The bays, inlets, and coves in the southern part of the Malta were always a so... |  Maltese Maritime Graffiti The many maritime Maltese ship graffiti on prehistoric temples and catacombs p... |
 Ghajnsielem Malta and Gozo rose from beneath the seas around fifteen million years ago.... |  Malta’s Role in Phoenician Trade Malta must have played a significant role in the development of Phoenician com... |  The Grandmaster's Palace The Palace stands in the very heart of Valletta – the World Heritage C... |
 Il-Leggenda ta' San Guzepp Smajtha kont għadni tfajjel,... |  Magic, Heresy and the Broom Riding Midwife Witch In pre-industrial societies, as indeed in most modern day traditional communit... |  Maltese Carnivores The scarce vegetation of the present Maltese countryside makes it difficult to... |
History
2010-09-21 GhajnsielemMalta and Gozo rose from beneath the seas around fifteen million years ago.... |
2010-09-18 Malta’s Role in Phoenician TradeMalta must have played a significant role in the development of Phoenician commerce in the western Mediterranean,... |
2010-09-14 Magic, Heresy and the Broom Riding Midwife WitchIn pre-industrial societies, as indeed in most modern day traditional communities, each household was expected to provide much of its own health care,... |
 2010-09-11 A brief history of the public transport in MaltaBefore buses were even seen on our roads, the main transport was the Malta Railway, some lorries and cabs driven by horses.... |
 2010-09-10 The King's own Malta RegimentIn 1889 at the same time of the forming of the Royal Malta Artillery, approval was obtained for the forming of a militia regiment on the island, the Royal Malta Regiment of Militia.... |
 2010-09-09 History of the Maltese CrossAs used by the Order of St John of Jerusalem.... |
 2010-09-08 Agius De Soldanis 1712-1770The subject of my lecture today is a Gozitan ecclesiastic whose multi-faceted activity as historian,... |
 2010-09-05 The Warships of the Order of St John 1530-1798The history of the ships which roamed all over the Mediterranean under the white cross of the Order of St John, is richly endowed with a record of successes deserving special attention if one wants to discover the secret of so many exploits.... |
Heritage
2010-10-18 St. Thomas Tower and BatteryThe bays, inlets, and coves in the southern part of the Malta were always a source of concern for the knights of St. John.... |
2010-09-21 Maltese Maritime GraffitiThe many maritime Maltese ship graffiti on prehistoric temples and catacombs provide significant iconographic evidence for maritime activity in and around Malta.... |
2010-09-16 The Grandmaster's PalaceThe Palace stands in the very heart of Valletta – the World Heritage City founded by the Sovereign Hospitaller Military Order of St John after the Great Siege of Malta in 1565.... |
 2010-09-05 Herba Marian SanctuaryThe Marian Sanctuary commonly referred to as "tal-Herba" at Birkirkara Malta, dedicated to the Nativity of Our Lady, is very popular all over the Maltese Islands.... |
 2010-09-01 Għar il-KbirGħar il-Kbir is Malta's best known troglodytic settlement. The cave-settlement of Għar il-Kbir is located within the parish and Local Council boundaries of Siġġiewi, but is geographically closer to Dingli.... |
 2010-08-29 Investigating the Structural ValidityOf Virtual Reconstructions of Prehistoric Maltese Temples.... |
 2010-08-27 St Paul's Anglican Pro-CathedralWhen Queen Adelaide, the widow of William IV, spent the winter of 1838/39 in Malta she was dismayed to find no proper Anglican Church.... |
Environment
2010-09-14 Maltese CarnivoresThe scarce vegetation of the present Maltese countryside makes it difficult to envisage the Maltese Islands as a portion of a continent... |
 2010-08-20 Qerd Iz-ZaqquqLarge yellow-banded scolid wasp - Megascolia Flavifrons (also known as the Mammoth Wasp)... |
 2010-08-16 Seismic history of the Maltese islandsThe Maltese archipelago consists of three main islands – Malta, Gozo and Comino, with a total land area of 316 km2.... |
 2010-08-10 Records of Shark and Ray SpiecesThe need for compiling an accurate inventory of the species that occur in a given region,... |
 2010-08-09 il-KamaleontMediterranean Chameleons (Chamaeleo chamaeleon) were introduced in Malta in the 19th Century by protestant missionaries... |
 2010-08-04 Introduced Species in the Maltese IslandsThe aim of this paper is to review the situation regarding the introduction of non-native species of flora and fauna into the Maltese Islands and their surrounding waters.... |
 2010-08-02 Erosion at Xemxija and Golden BayThe Maltese Islands are almost entirely made up of sedimentary rock deposited in a marine environment during the Oligo-Miocene period.... |
Culture
 2010-09-09 Malta's Prediluvian CultureWith Special reference to Hagar Qim, Ghar Dalam, Cart Ruts and il-Maqluba.... |
 2010-09-06 Drawwiet Antiki Maltin tal-MiliedL-anzjani Furjaniżi huma fid-dmir li jżommu ħajja l-istorja tal-Furjana.... |
 2010-08-31 Is-sawm, il-bajda u l-balzmufil-festa tal-lunzjata f'Malta. Billi l-festa tal-Lunzjata (l-Annunzjata, l-Annunzazzjoni, it-thabbira lil Marija likellha ssir Omm l-Iben t'Alla) tkun fil-25 ta' Marzu,... |
 2010-08-25 History of GħanaMaltese għana singing has been with the Maltese nation for centuries, and has always been regarded as the music of the peasant, the farmer, the labourer, the washer-woman and has generally been associated with the working classes.... |
 2010-08-21 Pirates and Turks in Maltese TraditionIt is the aim of history to study the causes and effects of events and to relate the great movements of a definite period to the social fabric of the environment.... |
 2010-08-20 L-Imnarja, Festa tal-PopolinKienet drawwa fl-antik li qabel iz-zwieg, l-gharus bil-miktub kien jintrabat permezz ta' l-att taz-zwieg li ghandu jiehu l-gharusa ghal-zewg festi tradizzjonali Maltin, dik ta' San Girgor f'Marsaxlokk u ta' l-Imnarja fil-Buskett.... |
 2010-08-18 Meteorological and Agricultural ProverbsMalta and Gozo are still predominantly agricultural. It is only lately, especially since the last war, that urban industrial occupations are more than rivalling the earliest and most primitive occupation of the inhabitants of Malta and Gozo (Għawdex),... |
Latest Articles
2010-10-18 A Note on the St John Co-Cathedral Marble TombstonesThe Artisans, Foreign and Maltese.... |
2010-10-18 St. Thomas Tower and BatteryThe bays, inlets, and coves in the southern part of the Malta were always a source of concern for the knights of St. John.... |
2010-09-21 Maltese Maritime GraffitiThe many maritime Maltese ship graffiti on prehistoric temples and catacombs provide significant iconographic evidence for maritime activity in and around Malta.... |
2010-09-21 GhajnsielemMalta and Gozo rose from beneath the seas around fifteen million years ago.... |
2010-09-18 Malta’s Role in Phoenician TradeMalta must have played a significant role in the development of Phoenician commerce in the western Mediterranean,... |
2010-09-16 The Grandmaster's PalaceThe Palace stands in the very heart of Valletta – the World Heritage City founded by the Sovereign Hospitaller Military Order of St John after the Great Siege of Malta in 1565.... |
2010-09-14 Il-Leggenda ta' San GuzeppSmajtha kont għadni tfajjel,... |
2010-09-14 Magic, Heresy and the Broom Riding Midwife WitchIn pre-industrial societies, as indeed in most modern day traditional communities, each household was expected to provide much of its own health care,... |
2010-09-14 Maltese CarnivoresThe scarce vegetation of the present Maltese countryside makes it difficult to envisage the Maltese Islands as a portion of a continent... |
2010-09-11 A brief history of the public transport in MaltaBefore buses were even seen on our roads, the main transport was the Malta Railway, some lorries and cabs driven by horses.... |
2010-09-10 Maltese and HebrewTwo cases of cultural survival.... |
2010-09-10 The King's own Malta RegimentIn 1889 at the same time of the forming of the Royal Malta Artillery, approval was obtained for the forming of a militia regiment on the island, the Royal Malta Regiment of Militia.... |
2010-09-09 Malta's Prediluvian CultureWith Special reference to Hagar Qim, Ghar Dalam, Cart Ruts and il-Maqluba.... |
2010-09-09 History of the Maltese CrossAs used by the Order of St John of Jerusalem.... |
2010-09-08 Agius De Soldanis 1712-1770The subject of my lecture today is a Gozitan ecclesiastic whose multi-faceted activity as historian,... |
2010-09-06 Porta dei MortariSt Helen Gate – Sta Margherita Enceinte, Bormla.... |
2010-09-06 Drawwiet Antiki Maltin tal-MiliedL-anzjani Furjaniżi huma fid-dmir li jżommu ħajja l-istorja tal-Furjana.... |
2010-09-05 The Warships of the Order of St John 1530-1798The history of the ships which roamed all over the Mediterranean under the white cross of the Order of St John, is richly endowed with a record of successes deserving special attention if ... |
2010-09-05 Herba Marian SanctuaryThe Marian Sanctuary commonly referred to as "tal-Herba" at Birkirkara Malta, dedicated to the Nativity of Our Lady, is very popular all over the Maltese Islands.... |
2010-09-03 A Secret Society in Early Eighteenth-Century MaltaAlthough acknowledged as being one of the most gifted and versatile of eighteenth-century Maltese artists, Pietro Paolo Troisi (1686-1750?) has not, as yet, been the subject of an in-depth study.... |
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