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Roman Arches in a Galician Village Church: Built for an Asturian King? | Ancient Origins
A plain parish church outside Lugo in northwest Spain holds two Roman arches, Roman marble columns and a carved Visigothic stone. A new study argues that it was raised in the 9th century in the style of King Alfonso II of Asturias.
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