Rosary head is an outcrop on the western border of the island of Gozo. The outcrop contains the remains of a Roman Punic building, and the landmark was discovered by Italian archaeologists in the 1960s. Archaeologists say that the area dates back to the Bronze Age, specifically to the year 1500 BC. It is believed that it was a religious site or a lighthouse for ships because it is clearly visible from the sea. The crosses on the walls of the place indicate that the temple eventually became a place of Christianity.