Catacumbas de Malta

Las catacumbas incluyen:

• Catacumbas de Tal-Mintna - Mqabba, Malta[5]
• Catacumbas de San Pablo - Rabat, Malta^[5]
• Catacumbas de Santa Águeda - Rabat, Malta
• Catacumbas de Salina - Naxxar, Malta
• Catacumbas de San Agustín - Rabat, Malta^[6]
• Catacumbas de Ta' Bistra - cerca de Mosta, Malta^[7]
• Catacumbas de San Catald (St Catald Catacumbas)

Hay muchas otras catacumbas en Malta.^[8]

• A A Caruana. Ancient Pagan Tombs and Christian Cemeteries in the Islands of Malta. Government Printing Office. Malta. 1898.
• A. Mayr, "Die altchristlichen Begrabnisstatten auf Malta" 15 Romische Quartalschrift 216 and 352
• Piotr Drag in Barrowclough and Malone (eds). "Cult of the Dead or Cult for the Dead: Studies of Jewish Catacombs in Malta in Context" in Cult in Context: Reconsidering Ritual in Archaeology. Oxbow Books. Chapter 16.
• Camilleri and Gingell-Littlejohn. "The Triclinia in the Catacombs of Malta". In Scibberas (ed). Proceedings of History Week 1993. Historical Society of Malta. 1997.
• Mario Buhagiar. The Christianisation of Malta: Catacombs, Cult Centres and Churches in Malta. BAR International Series 1674. Archaeopress. 2007. Google Books. Christian Catacombs, Cult Centres and Churches in Malta to 1530. University of London. 1994.
• Rachel Hachlili. "The Hypogea of Malta" in Ancient Jewish Art and Archaeology in the Diaspora. Brill. 1998. Page 273.
• George Percy Badger. "Catacombs" in Description of Malta and Gozo. Malta. 1838. Page 255 et seq.
• "Visit to the Catacombs" in "Palestine Mission" 19 Missionary Herald 138 (No 5, May 1823)

• Buhagiar, Mario (1986). Late Roman and Byzantine Catacombs and Related Burial Places in the Maltese Islands. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports. 1986.  Oxford: Informes Arqueológicos británicos.