The proto-Romanesque and Romanesque in Santiago del Burgo (Zamora). Two projects, one church
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2008.91Keywords:
Wall stratigraphy, Building process, Stonecutting, Mason’s marks, Convent, 11-12th centuriesAbstract
Dated to the late 12th century, the unknown building history of the church of Santiago del Burgo (Zamora) has been uncovered thanks to the archaeological analysis. This building is actually the result of two buildings projects and its analysis enables to deal with the building activity issue at the end of the 11th and the beginnings of the 12th centuries, period traditionally framed among the proto-Romanesque and the Romanesque styles.
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