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TA' GHEJZU CAVE
Photo of Ta' Għejżu Cave A gap on the west side of 8th September Avenue, Xagħra, was left to preserve a cave from which numerous sherds of the Ġgantija phase were recovered in 1936. A few large blocks of stone are all that is left of a much-disturbed megalithic structure on the surface above, and quantities of Tarxien phase sherds were found in the course of development nearby. The site was one of several forming a group around the Ġgantija

Dr David Trump

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How to go: Some 300 metres to the west of Ġgantija, beyond the main road leading into Xagħra (8th September Avenue) lies Ta' Għejżu Cave. It is a natural cave about 13 metres long and 6 metres wide at its widest point and accessible through a circular opening in the ceiling on one end, and a narrow shaft on the other.
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