Debdieba

Debdieba is a Megalithic temple in Luqa, Malta, dating to approximately 3000-2500 BC [1] [2]. The site was known locally as "the place of the echo" [1] [3]. The majority of the site was buried during construction of an extension to Luqa airport's runway [1] [2]. Concerns about the site's survival resurfaced in 2007 when Lufthansa Technik began building a hangar nearby [2].

TypeTemple
Period3000 - 1500 BC
CountryMalta
Coordinates35.8542° N, 14.4656° E

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