Byllis Archeological Site. Cathedral. IV century A. C. Republ
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Byllis Archeological Site. Cathedral. IV century A. C. Republ
Early Christian art. Byllis Archeological Site. Ruins of the cathedral, built in IV century a.C. In the fifth century were added the atrium and gallery. Republic of Albania
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