Monastic Church of San Vicente de Cervera

It also has an adjacent necropolis, with anthropomorphic tombs dating from the 8th to 10th centuries, immediately after the recovery of the territory after the brief Saracen occupation that would have administered that territory. This type of construction is not uncommon and there are other examples in the vicinity, probably with ancient precedents of a hermitage character. There is no direct documentation available to provide knowledge of the religious establishment, only that there was a monastery in Cervaria in 818. On the other hand, the interior layout of the excavation makes it clear that it was used as a monastery, or monastic cell, with separate areas for the monks and the faithful. Its dedication is also well known, given that in the 19th century there was still a hermitage dedicated to San Vicente, an ancient dedication that even suggests some kind of previous occupation.