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Church of Saint Martin-le-Vieux

PAGUIGNAN

A bit of history

Located in the hamlet of Paguignan, municipality of Aigues Vives (34), this church belonged to the Augustinian priory of St Nazaire de Béziers.

Replaced by a modern church located a few meters away. A complex made up of the old parish church and the cemetery dating from the Middle Ages whose renovation in the 80s allowed the discovery of remains of a Gallo-Roman temple, notably a piece of altar table coming from a Narbonnais temple dedicated to Augustus I destroyed in the fire of 145, which served for a time as a pathway to the new church.

Eglise st martin Aigues-Vives

Access 

To get there : follow Paguignan, parking at the church square.

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