heads, symbol of the anthropocentrism that dominated the Renaissance. The great majority of the heads contain wings of angels behind them; and middle these, in the central keystone, there is a larger sculpture in the form of a shield with the year 1548 recorded in it, as a signature of the builder. On either side of the door there are Corinthian columns, typical of the Renaissance style. These are smaller in comparison with other buildings, but they contain all the essence of the syle: a Corinthian capital with its rectangular annulet and abacus and its acanthus' leaves, some coiled forming "caulículos". The shaft is in a grooved style and at the end of the shaft and the foot there are sculptural drawings of plants and human representations. The façade also contains two niches, one to each side of the door, which until 1892 were empty. In reconstruction in that year, the sculptures of Saint Peter and Saint Paul were erected. The niches contain scallops, which are the space of the niche itself, with representations that venerate what is inside the niche. In this case we also find in the scallop two little angels holding a medallion with the head of another human being. All these elements (niches, angels, scallops, medallions, and Corinthian columns) are representative elements of the Renaissance style of the 15th and 16th centuries. Belfry Tower In 1774 the construction of the present Belfry Tower was begun by Gabriel de Capelastegui, replacing an earlier structure. The tower has a quadrangular body that rises near the central roof. Above it is the belfry crowned by a dome and a lantern, and with auctions in the weathercock. It has a shining Baroque dieciochesco style, being one of the best examples of the whole Basque Country. The weathercock dates back to 1775, specifically it was made on 7 December 1775. The belfry can be reached via 106 limestone stairs and its banister, which has a notable geometric precision. From the base to the lantern there are 32 wooden steps, which remain in need of repair. The outside watch was located in this lantern, with bronze sphere and golden numbers, it was situated between the two coats of arms made of bronze in the consulate balcony, in front of the Mercado de la Ribera. The bell, substituted the one before, The Circumcision of the Lord, which fell on 29 June 1779. The