Archeologist

Reuben Grima, an Associate Professor at the Department of Conservation & Built Heritage at the University of Malta, He speaks about Neolithic Malta and cultural heritage management, explores prehistoric water systems and their dual role in both ritual practices and sustenance. He discussed the archaeological methods employed to gather and analyze data, emphasizing the importance of understanding geological and hydrological factors. Grima also highlighted how interdisciplinary approaches, combining archaeology with anthropology, geology, and other fields, are crucial for uncovering the intricate relationship between ancient communities and their water sources.