Visigothic kingdom

San Pedro de la Mata

Today: Casalgordo (Sonseca), Spain

Years: 651–711

A church of the second half of the 7th century in the open country of the montes de Toledo, which a fragment of inscription found nearby appears to date to the reign of Wamba. The rooms set either side of the apse suggest a monastic building, and excavation has found a triple east end like that of San Juan de Baños. It stands in ruins and its condition is fragile.

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Ermita de San Pedro de la Mata (San Pedro de la Mata): Church, c. 651 to 700

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