The Ambulatory of Zalavár
B. Zs. Szakács
Zalavár, known as Mosaburg in Carolingian period, was the seat of a local prince who ruled over considerable parts Pannonia. During last few decades large three-aisled church excavated with multi-storied western part and complicated sanctuary. The semicircular apse encircled by an ambulatory rectangular spaces attached to it. rooms between these annexes were open exterior filled human bones. Since dating this building can be fixed ninth century, it regarded first radiating chapels, preceding all comparable examples (e.g. Clermont-Ferrand, Tournus, Tours).
Hortus artium medievalium