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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Located in Mellieħa, Latnija Cave is a remarkable archaeological site that has just been officially added to the National Inventory — a crucial step in safeguarding its exceptional archaeological and historical value. This large doline holds groundbreaking evidence of Mesolithic-era
The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage has just published its first entries of the year to the National Inventory. This exhaustive addition is divided into two types of cultural heritage properties. The first includes new additions to the National Inventory which
The Superintendence of Cultural Heritage (SCH) played an essential role in co-organising a national seminar focused on the critical role of conservation standards in protecting Malta’s rich cultural heritage. Held at the National Museum of Archaeology in Valletta, the Local
