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A Romanesque church was also discovered, and it originates
from this period. The church is an example of the medieval architectural
concept, fresco-painted, with
flooring made in sextuple technique and church furniture made of carved stone. During the 13th century,
a new smaller church was built on the site of the older church, around which a
necropolis was discovered, dating between the 12th and the 19th centuries, with
more than 350 graves that contained artifacts made of gold, bronze, bone, glass
and textile.
In 1347, as a result of a
decision by the church council at its meeting held in Skopje, the headquarters of the
bishopric was moved to Zletovo
