melitos
Melitos, also known as Melita, was an ancient city located on the island of Malta, in the central Mediterranean Sea. Situated in the southern region of the island, it served as a significant port and administrative center during the Roman period. The city’s strategic location made it a vital hub for trade and communication between North Africa and Europe.
The origins of Melitos date back to the Phoenician and Carthaginian periods, though it flourished particularly
Archaeological evidence suggests that Melitos was well-fortified, with walls and structures that protected its inhabitants and
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Melitos declined in importance. The island of Malta later
Melitos remains a subject of interest for historians and archaeologists, illustrating the island’s rich and layered