St. Eufemia Church
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St. Eufemia Church

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5min min

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18min min

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The Church of St. Euphemia (5th -6th century) – the remains of the single-nave early Christian church with a semi-circular apse and subsellium. The recently studied foundations, excavated during archaeological research in 2004, are mentioned in written sources from 1527. The church is dedicated to a Chaldecon martyr Euphemia, the patron saint of true faith.