Cim (archaeological site)

The Cim Early Christian Basilica, dating back to the 5th–6th century AD, is an archaeological gem located in the Crkvine suburb of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina. This national monument showcases the remains of an early Christian basilica, along with various other structures such as tombs and residential buildings, revealing the site's significance as an ancient settlement. Visitors can explore the basilica's unique architecture, which features a narthex, nave, presbytery, and a memorial chapel, all adorned with exquisite stone decorations. The site also boasts numerous artifacts, including antique tiles and pottery, making it a fascinating destination for both tourists and researchers interested in early Christian history and architecture. In 2011, the basilica was commemorated with a stamp issued by the Mostar post office, highlighting its cultural importance.