dead and the kingdom of Asturias divided among his sons, Asturian Pre-Romanesque entered its last stage with two constructions. The first of them is the Church of San Salvador de Priesca (a few kilometres from Valdediós), consecrated on September 24, 921, which has the architectural and decorative reference of the model laid down by Santullano, and not subsequent works. In the 17th and 18th centuries, it underwent several reconstructions, altering especially the structures adjoining the vestibule, by communicating them with the side aisles. The Church of Santiago de Gobiendes, located near Colunga, next to the sea and the Sueve mountain range, is the last of the Pre-Romanesque churches, and like the previous one, follows the Santullano construction model. In the 17th and 18th centuries, it underwent significant reform, altering the entrance, facade, main and side chapels. See also La Cava Bible Beatus of Liébana References External links World Cultural Heritage described on Postage Stamps Arte Prerrománico en Asturias Photo gallery Pre-Romanesque in Oviedo Art, Asturian Kingdom of Asturias Spanish art Medieval architecture Architectural styles Architecture in Spain Romanesque architecture in Asturias