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// Sakralni objekti // Church of St Anthony The small Church of St Anthony the Abbot (later dedicated to St Anthony of Padua) in Dugo Polje originates from the earliest Christian times probably from the 4th or 5th century. It served its purpose until 1844 when it was thoroughly robbed by the well-known outlaw Kutleša. Then it was temporarily abandoned and left without a roof. The residents of Sali built a new church on its ruins in 1913 and dedicated it to St Anthony of Padua. Every year on the day of the saint on June 13, a solemn mass is being held. Except the solemn mass a procession with the statue of St Anthony is being performed starting from the church to Lokve in Njarici and back. In the immediate vicinity of the church, Liburnian (Illyrian) graves from 1800. - 1000th B.C. were found The ruins of the Church of St John in Stivanja polje As the number of residents in Tilag increased and the former Church of St Viktor on Citorij became too small, a bigger one was built on the north-eastern edge of Stivanja fields. It was erected in 1064 by the nobleman Grubina from Zadar and he donated it to the monastery of St Grisogonus in Zadar. It is likely that the church, as well as the majority of pre-Romanesque monuments were built on antic ruins and the name CELLA (in historical documents) – standing for a small monastery - indicates that next to the church existed other rooms like a foyer of which significant ruins have been found as well as perhaps the ruins of a Romanesque building. Church of St Victor The ruins of the Church of St Victor are located on a high ground called Citorij, on the south-eastern end of mountain Stivanja. It was built on a gentle slope of the plateau on southern side at 92 meters above sea level, with a view of the open sea. During 2008 the Archaeological Museum of Zadar spent a revising research of the ruins of the church which fully clarified the character of the building. Based on older flooring found in the church board, on movable items (pottery, bronze cross and fragments of glass) and layout characteristics, it was established that the church originated from the early Christian period, i.e., the second half of the 5th or the beginning of the 6th century. The renovation took place in the late 10th century. At that time the church was equipped with new stone furniture whose fragments were found in earlier research. Pottery from the Early Bronze Age was discovered on the site and that testifies that before the construction of the church there was a Bronze Age tumulus on the same site. This church is the oldest sacred building from early Christian time, and the inner part of Telašćica, the port of St Victor got the name after it.
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// Sakralni objekti // Crkva sv. Ante Crkvica sv. Antuna Opata (kasnije posvećena sv. Anti Padovanskom) u Dugom polju potječe iz prvih kršćanskih vremena, možda iz IV. ili V. st. Služila je svojoj svrsi do 1844. g. kada ju je poznati hajduk Kutleša temeljito opljačkao. Tada je bila privremeno napuštena i ostala je bez krova. Saljani su 1913. g. na njenim ostacima podigli novu crkvu, ali su je sada posvetili sv. Anti Padovanskom. U njoj se svake godine na dan tog sveca, 13. lipnja, održava svečana misa. Osim svečane mise održava se i procesija s kipom sv. Ante, od crkvice do lokve u Njarici i natrag. U neposrednoj blizini crkvice pronađeni su liburnski (ilirski) grobovi iz 1800. Ostaci crkve sv. Ivana u Stivanjem polju Povećanjem broja stanovnika u Tilagu dotadašnja crkvica sv. Viktora na Citoriju je postala pretijesna pa se podigla nova, veća crkva na sjeveroistočnom rubu Stivanja polja. Podignuo ju je zadarski plemić Grubina 1064. godine i poklonio Samostanu sv. Krševana u Zadru. Vrlo je vjerojatno da je ta crkva, kao i većina naših predromaničkih spomenika, sagrađena na antičkim ruševinama, a naziv cella (u povijesnim dokumentima) što znači mali samostan, upućuje na to da je uz crkvu moglo biti još prizidnih prostorija, poput predvorja od kojeg su pronađeni znatni ostaci, kao i možda ostaci neke rimske zgrade. Crkva sv. Viktora na Citoriju Ostaci crkve Sv. Viktora smješteni su na uzvišenju zvanom Citorij, na jugoistočnom kraju Stivanjske gore. Izgrađena je na blagoj južnoj padini platoa, na 92 metra nadmorske visine, odakle se pruža pogled na otvoreno more. Tijekom 2008. godine Arheološki muzej iz Zadra proveo je revizijsko istraživanje ostataka crkve tijekom kojega je u potpunosti razjašnjen karakter objekta. Starija podnica otkrivena u brodu crkve, a time i sama crkva na osnovu pokretnih nalaza (ulomci keramike, brončani križić i ulomci stakla) i tlocrtnih karakteristika, datirana je u ranokršćansko razdoblje, tj. u drugu polovicu 5. ili početak 6. stoljeća. Do obnove objekta došlo je krajem 10. stoljeća. U to vrijeme crkva je opremljena novim kamenim namještajem kojeg su ulomci pronađeni u ranijim istraživanjima. Na lokalitetu su otkriveni i ulomci keramike iz ranog brončanog doba koji svjedoče da se prije gradnje crkve na istom mjestu nalazio brončanodobni tumul. Ova crkva je najstariji sakralni objekt iz starokršćanskog doba, a po njoj je unutrašnji dio Telašćice dobio naziv Luka sv. Viktora.