This church is one of Trebišov's oldest.
Its foundations were discovered by chance at the Centre of Young Natural Scientists in Trebišov.
Its existence confirmed the records of Popes Corporals from 1332–1337.
The archaeological research has shown that the church had a rectangular nave.
In 65 graves, this dead were buried on their backs without coffins, and primarily without gifts.
Jewels, elements of clothing and coins were found in 16 graves.
These included earrings, rings, Hungarian coins from second half of the 12th century and first third of the 13th century, and three cast bronze crucifixes, which belonged probably to the Eastern Church (Kievan Rus).
Based on these discoveries, the church can be dated back to the first half of the 13th century, and its extension to around 1400.
This church is one of Trebišov's oldest. Its foundations were discovered by chance at the Centre of Young Natural Scientists in Trebišov. Its existence confirmed the records of Popes Corporals from 1332–1337. The archaeological research has shown that the church had a rectangular nave. In 65 graves, this dead were buried on their backs without coffins, and primarily without gifts. Jewels, elements of clothing and coins were found in 16 graves. These included earrings, rings, Hungarian coins from second half of the 12th century and first third of the 13th century, and three cast bronze crucifixes, which belonged probably to the Eastern Church (Kievan Rus). Based on these discoveries, the church can be dated back to the first half of the 13th century, and its extension to around 1400.
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