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SAN DIMITRI
The group of megaliths near the San Dimitri chapel, out to the north of Għarb, is not a ruined temple, as has often been suggested, but a natural phenomenon. The upper coralline crust, so familiar from Gozitan flat-topped hills, has here broken up to lie as scattered blocks. A similar group exists on the summit of Ta’ Dbiegi, at 625 metres the highest point on the island.

Dr David Trump

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