Sts. 15 Martyrs of Tiveriopolis Church, Archaeological site and heritage church in Strumica, North Macedonia.
Sts. 15 Martyrs of Tiveriopolis Church is a religious site featuring a modern chapel built above archaeological foundations from early Christian times. Excavations reveal wall sections and structural remains spanning several centuries.
The origins of this site trace back to the fourth century when the fifteen martyrs were executed. Archaeological layers show that the Christian community at this location persisted from the fourth through the ninth century.
The church honors fifteen martyrs from the fourth century whose veneration is deeply rooted in local Orthodox tradition. Belief in their holiness has made this place an important center for religious processions and devotions.
The site is located in Strumica's Roma neighborhood and is accessible on foot. The grounds can be visited at any time, though the area is quiet and sturdy footwear is recommended.
Nuns care for the church and share their knowledge of the archaeological findings with visitors. This continuous presence directly connects modern religious practice to the historical discoveries at the site.
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