A Gallaecian god

The interventions carried out on this site provided interesting information on the world of beliefs towards the end of the Gallaecian culture. In this temple from the pre-Roman era, worship was perpetuated at least until the 4^th century, according to the dating of the large number of altar stones recovered. These altar stones were dedicated to the Deus Lar Berobreus, an indigenous god, but on a Roman base with Latin inscriptions. This god may have evolved over time and with the new beliefs in St. Andrew, also associated with health, like the one on O Facho mount, and to whom the church near the site is dedicated.