Archaeological Society Malta

Archaeological Society Malta This page serves to inform our members and the general public about our public lectures and other activities.

We also discuss certain issues that we as a Society feel are relevant to archaeology in its widest understanding, especially in Malta and Gozo.

26/06/2026

Memories, Memories! A group of us from The Archaeological Society Malta was privileged to visit Libya in 2005. We toured the wonderful sites of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica as well as travelling south to Ghadames. What an amazing experience that was! We sincerely hope that UNESCO heeds the pleas of those who tried so hard to protect these archaeological sites through such difficult times.

Join us now on zoom:  https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/98828371575?pwd=tDfNyjvMGJiHCsbZ5Z68pRkMhlgI89.1
20/05/2026

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https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/98828371575?pwd=tDfNyjvMGJiHCsbZ5Z68pRkMhlgI89.1

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. The second lecture of the day will be presented by Mr Joel Grima, who will explain how his research employs scientific and statistical techniques to address enigmatic age, formation, and use of Malta's Cart Ruts.

Join us now on zoom:  https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/98828371575?pwd=tDfNyjvMGJiHCsbZ5Z68pRkMhlgI89.1
20/05/2026

Join us now on zoom:
https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/98828371575?pwd=tDfNyjvMGJiHCsbZ5Z68pRkMhlgI89.1

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. This first of these lectures will be presented by Dr Jonathan Borg, who explores the processes by which antiquities in the Maltese Islands were transformed into historic monuments between the sixteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. The s...
13/05/2026

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. The second lecture of the day will be presented by Mr Joel Grima, who will explain how his research employs scientific and statistical techniques to address enigmatic age, formation, and use of Malta's Cart Ruts.

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. This ...
13/05/2026

The final lecture of ASM's 2025-26 series is scheduled for Wednesday the 20th of May at the Grand Hotel Excelsior. This first of these lectures will be presented by Dr Jonathan Borg, who explores the processes by which antiquities in the Maltese Islands were transformed into historic monuments between the sixteenth and early twentieth centuries.

If you are in Yorkshire, UK this year you might like to visit the amazing Melsonby Hoard.
07/04/2026

If you are in Yorkshire, UK this year you might like to visit the amazing Melsonby Hoard.

The Melsonby Hoard, one of the UK's largest Iron Age finds, is at the Yorkshire Museum.

Penultimate lecture of our 2025-26 series is set to take place on the 22nd of April. Join us for what promises to be a f...
07/04/2026

Penultimate lecture of our 2025-26 series is set to take place on the 22nd of April. Join us for what promises to be a fascinating delve into the world of Experimental Archaeology with Dr John C. Betts and Ms Katya Stroud.

Join us tonight on the following link:https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/92572767284
18/03/2026

Join us tonight on the following link:

https://universityofmalta.zoom.us/j/92572767284

For our March event in the 2025-26 lecture series we are very pleased to welcome Professor David Jacques who is travelling from the UK for the event. Prof Jacques will be introducing and presenting recent findings from the Mesolithic site of Blick Mead, which forms part of the greater Stonehenge archaeological area. Look forward to seeing many of you there!

For our March event in the 2025-26 lecture series we are very pleased to welcome Professor David Jacques who is travelli...
09/03/2026

For our March event in the 2025-26 lecture series we are very pleased to welcome Professor David Jacques who is travelling from the UK for the event. Prof Jacques will be introducing and presenting recent findings from the Mesolithic site of Blick Mead, which forms part of the greater Stonehenge archaeological area. Look forward to seeing many of you there!

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C/o Department Of Classics And Archaeology, University Of Malta
Msida
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