 | | Description (Typology, Period, Actual Use) | This is a one aisled barrel-vaulted church dating to the Medieval Period with the later addition of narthex and cylindrical apse. Two different stone types used: 1) Rough sand stone, cut sand stone. Remain of frescoes in Gothic style at the arches and the apse.Stone light window. Very wide walls. |
Structure: Fair | Facade: Ruin | Roof: Fair | Interior: Ruin | Decoration: Ruin | Mass: Preserved | Humidity: Dangerous | | Comments: A very important crack is visible at the apse in the church. |
Building Materials
Technical Details/Materials Used |
Walls: SandStone With Gypsum Plaster | Roof: Sand Stone Borrd Vault With Rand Tiles, And Semispherical Dome With Rand Tiles An Apsis | Floors: soil | Doors: No | Windows: Stone Light Window | |
Icons: No | Hagiography: No | Michrap: No | Small Signs: Yes |
Architect Plans: No | Cadastral Elements: Not Available |
Proposed Protection Measures |
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