The chronology of the construction of the two churches dedicated to The Presentation of the Virgin and the apostles Peter and Paul cannot be determined with certainty. The Church of the Virgin Marry is a single-nave building, while a more specific solution is found in the exterior of the church of St. Peter and Paul, where a tendency to imitate the facade masonry of the church of St. Nicholas is evident. The only benchmark for the chronological determination of these two buildings is the scarce remains of the frescoes, preliminarily dated to the end of the 14th century.
