This temple was already badly damaged when the Corradino Lines, part of the harbour fortifications were built in the 1870s. Excavations were carried out by Vassallo around this time, and again in by Ashby and Peet (1913) but the WWII bombing of this area is though to have destroyed the remains which included a 6 apse structure similar to the central temple at nearby Tarxien.
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Sites within 20km of Kordin II
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Kordin I
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Kordin III
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Hal Saflieni Hypogeum
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Tarxien
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National Museum of Archaeology
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Ghar Dalam
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Tas-Silg
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Borg in-Nadur Bronze Age Wall
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Borg in-Nadur
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Birzebugga Cart Ruts
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Birzebbugia Silos and Cisterns
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Wied Znuber
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San Pawl tat-Targa Cart Ruts
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Wied Filep
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Hagar Qim
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Mnajdra
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Tal-Qadi
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Clapham Junction
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Ghar il-Kbir
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Bugibba
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Bingemma
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Skorba
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Mgarr Cart Ruts
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Ta’ Hagrat
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Xemxija
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Ghar Il-Midfna
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Xemxija
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Xemxija Temple
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Ta’ Zminka