© Slovak Post, 2009 The Catholic church of St. Margaret of Antioch in Šivetice represents a building of a central disposition – a rotunda. From the outer side it is made of a perimeter coat. It covers more elaborate architectonic building of the inner space which consisted of two parts of a semicircular ground plan: an apse vaulted by a half-dome and a nave with a quarter-sphere vaulting. Such a design is not directly analogical to Romanesque rotundas on the territory of Slovakia, nor in neighbouring countries. The church is made of brick. Its outer walls are divided by blind lisene...