Skorba lies in close proximity to Żebbiegħ and provides crucial insight into Malta's earliest history, showing evidence of occupation from as early as 5000 BC.
Located near Mosta, these catacombs represent an important part of Malta's late Roman burial practices and are less frequented than other more famous sites.
The most complex of the Kordin sites, it includes several temple remains that display the sophisticated temple layout and design from the late Tarxien phase.
Though largely eroded, the site provides valuable information on the domestic lives of its prehistoric inhabitants, with several artifacts found onsite.
Known for the Tal-Qadi stone, which is believed to be a fragment of a calendar or an astronomical chart, providing a glimpse into the astronomical knowledge of prehistoric Maltese.
This site spans multiple eras, starting as a prehistoric temple and later being reused as a Punic-Roman sanctuary, showcasing continuous religious activity through different civilizations.