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Original scientific paper

Romanesque sacral architecture in Kaštela

Tonči Burić


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Abstract

In this paper the author examines Romanesque churches
in the Kaštela area, as well as those that had been built earlier
but were reconstructed and remained in use during the Romanesque
era. The analysis covers the time of their construction
or renovation, the historical and political framework in
which they were built, their typology and masonry technique,
the liturgical articulation of their interiors, and their donors,
i.e., the social classes which made these donations. All analyzed
buildings were at the time part of the metropolitan see of
Split, either directly under the Split Archdiocese or within the
jurisdiction of the Trogir Diocese, and based on their purpose
they may be classified as votive, monastic and, in most cases,
parish churches. As a rule, the latter also served as cemeterial
places of worship.

Keywords

Romanesque, sacral architecture, Kaštela, High Middle Ages.

Hrčak ID:

344355

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/344355

Publication date:

1.12.2025.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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