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 | | Description (Typology, Period, Actual Use) | Ruins of an earlier Byzantine chapel with an arched doorway and fallen round arch on left of entry. Square space, possibly domed. Gothic narthex older than nave. An orthodox church with narthex consisting of two apses on south and north sides. Octagonal pylasters support groined cross vault. Boss with relief cross. Also pylasters for statues on sides of the north apse. North and south cross vaults are missing. Incised and Plan nave with dome. Apse with secondary niches on either side. Two steps to altar space on raised floor. Refectory one nave with apse four Transverse barrel vaults. Basalt stone and tile tracey. |
Structure: Fair | Facade: Fair | Roof: Fair | Interior: Fair | Decoration: Ruin | Mass: Limited Addition | Humidity: Existing Mark | | Comments: Interior: - Icons: Footstone of tombstone in (2.) - Hagiography: 12th -14th Century traces remained in (2.) and on west door (3.) throne. |
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Building Materials
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Walls: 1. Basalt Marble and Flat Ceramic Brick Tile 2.Irregular SandStone and Brick Window Tracey 3. Lime | Roof: Domed | Floors: Mosaic 1970's Tiles (Terrazzo). Some missing on cement base. | Doors: Only some Wood Lintels | Windows: Some Gypsum Tracey on south Door of (4.) | |
Icons: No | Hagiography: Yes | Michrap: No | Small Signs: No |
Architect Plans: No | Cadastral Elements: XII.47 E2 |
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