The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008)

Caballero , Zoreda Luis

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The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008)

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The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008)

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S207987840000233-5-1

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Volume 2 Issue 8

Abstract

My main aim is to reveal new facts and proposals regarding late antique and early medieval Hispanic architecture to people who are away from our archaeological reality. It is therefore that I show a synthesis of the most relevant points, pretending thus neither losing a general vision nor objectivity. The most significant innovation about the revision of long known buildings means the chronological change of those hitherto thought to be Visigoths and dated to the 7th century, and now proposed to de dated to 8-10th centuries.

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urban basilicas. Churches with western choirs. Baptisteries. Visigothic. Mozarabic. Repopulation churches

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18.09.2011

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30.12.2011

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GOST	Caballero Z. The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008) // ISTORIYA. – 2011. – V. 2. – Issue 8. URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000233-5-1/
MLA	Caballero, Zoreda Luis "The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008)." ISTORIYA. 2.8 (2011).
APA	Caballero Z. (2011). The christian architecture in the late antique and early medieval Hispania. (interpretations of 1975-2008). ISTORIYA. vol. 2, no. 8