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IN-NUFFARA
An isolated plateau between Ġgantija and Nadur once supported a large village of the Borġ in-Nadur phase. Its huts have all been swept away by weather and agriculture, but a number of grain storage pits can still be seen, one of which was cleared in 1961, producing large numbers of sherds of that phase. Other Bronze Age sherds are common across the whole plateau.

Dr David Trump
In-Nuffara Hill
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How to go: At the roundabout on the Victoria-Xagħra road, turn South towards the countryside chapel of Ta' Ħamet and straight into a lane eventually reduced to a footpath going uphill on In-Nuffara Hill.
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