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Barbariga

The surrounding of Barbariga was densely populated during the antiquity, which is witnessed by numerous archaeological findings .

Barbariga is a tourist village. Its surrounding was densely populated during the antiquity, which is witnessed by numerous archaeological findings found on the very sea shore and in the hinterland. The remains of the 1st century Roman villa were found on the sea shore as well as the remains of the ancient oil mill in its vicinity.

Betiga was densely populated from the Antiquity period until the Early Middle Ages. During the Roman period, several country villas were erected as well as the Early Christian Church of St. Agnese.

Betiga

Datule is the first and still the only site of the remains of dinosaur bones found on the entire Mediterranean area, as well as the only submarine site.

Datule

The St. Andrew Church and the Monastery complex was abandoned in the 13th c. Prior to its abandonment, it had been permanently upgraded. A trefoil 5th c. chapel with a multi-colour mosaic has been preserved.

The Church of St. Andrew in Betiga