| Little survives at the Santa Verna site. Excavated in 1908 by T.E. Peet, and in 1911 by T. Ashby and R.N. Bradley, (see excavation photographs) a trefoil plan of a temple floor, was uncovered. A surprising discovery was the finding of two complete skeletons and portions of others including that of a child. The Santa Verna site is interesting in that it had been used during the whole of the Maltese prehistoric period, starting from 5000 BCE. |
Pronunciation: santa ver-na |
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