Medieval chapel found underneath 17th-century Maltese church

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Archaeologists discovered the remnants of a chapel dating to the late medieval period underneath a 17th-century church in Qrendi, a village in Malta, according to the country’s Superintendence of Cultural Heritage.

The Maltese church, Madonna Tal-Hniena, or Our Lady of Mercy, was constructed in 1650 after falling into disrepair, and it was later restored.

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