The mission of the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage is to fulfill the duties of the State in ensuring the protection and accessibility of Malta’s cultural heritage, as defined by the Cultural Heritage Act.
The Superintendence is responsible for the surveillance of activities related to the control, direction, monitoring, regulation, investigation and recording of cultural heritage.
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The mission of the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage is achieved through its operational functions and services:
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The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage welcomed forty-eight Heritage Heads and their delegates from twenty-five European countries to Malta for the 19th European Heritage Heads Forum, held from the 24 to the 26 September at the Mediterranean Conference Centre. It is
The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage has published its third set of entries of the year to the National Inventory, a register of cultural property, assets and examples of cultural heritage pertaining to the Maltese Islands. This set of entries include 214 individual
Archaeologists working at the Tal-Bidnija site have reported the discovery of what is believed to be a post-Roman burial ground consisting of at least two inhumations. These findings appear to confirm what is known from Late Medieval historical sources, namely
