Summary
The ruined Church of St Theodore lies in the Glogovik area beside the route towards Blaca. It is a single-nave pre-Romanesque building with a semicircular apse and three pilasters on each side wall.
The dating should be presented as an open question, rather than an established fact.
History and purpose
The remains of the Church of St Theodore, known locally as sv. Tudor or Teodor, lie in the Glogovik area beside the route towards Blaca. The official local overview describes them as a single-nave pre-Romanesque church with a semicircular apse.
Structure and traces of the past
Three pilasters are attached to each side wall, and two Early Christian fragments bearing a cross were found at the site. These fragments attest to earlier layers in the area, but cannot independently establish the church’s exact year of construction without further archaeological study.
Access and visiting
These are ruins outside the village centre. The map is for orientation only; check the route, access and on-site safety before setting out.
