Skorba temples

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The Skorba temples are a prehistoric megalithic temple complex in Malta, notable for providing crucial archaeological evidence about the earliest phases of Maltese temple-building culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
megalithic temple complex
archaeologicalFinds animal bones
figurines
pottery
stone tools
architecturalStyle Maltese megalithic temple architecture
builtInPeriod Neolithic period
Temple period (Malta) NERFINISHED
condition ruin
continent Europe
country Malta
countryISOCode MT NERFINISHED
culture Maltese temple culture
discoveredBy David H. Trump NERFINISHED
earliestConstructionDate c. 4850 BC
excavatedBy David H. Trump NERFINISHED
hasPart eastern temple
village remains
western temple
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
includedIn UNESCO World Heritage Site "Megalithic Temples of Malta" NERFINISHED
latestConstructionDate c. 2500 BC
locatedIn Mġarr, Malta NERFINISHED
Żebbiegħ NERFINISHED
locatedOn island of Malta NERFINISHED
majorExcavationsEnd 1963
majorExcavationsStart 1960
managedBy Heritage Malta NERFINISHED
materialUsed coralline limestone
globigerina limestone
limestone
nearbySite Ta' Ħaġrat temples NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
orientation roughly southeast
ownedBy Government of Malta NERFINISHED
partOf Maltese megalithic temples NERFINISHED
periodRepresented Mġarr phase
Saflieni phase NERFINISHED
Tarxien phase NERFINISHED
Ġgantija phase
Żebbuġ phase
significance evidence for earliest phases of Maltese temple-building culture
provides stratified sequence of Maltese Neolithic pottery
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1980
UNESCOSiteId 132

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Ta’ Ħaġrat nearbySite Skorba temples