Cueva de Juarros / Cueba

Described in Bilbao (1996). Described and illustrated in the Enciclopedia del románico [https://www.romanicodigital.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/files/burgos_CUEVA_DE_JUARROS.pdf] [accessed 16 March 2023] as a baptismmal font somewhat similar of the one at Cojóbar, but of a better workmanship, and closer probably to the one at Santa Cruz de Juarros: "pila bautismal, en forma de copa, tallada en piedra arenisca, con una altura de 79,5 cm y un diámetro de 109 cm. El pie es un sencillo cilindro con baquetón central y la copa, hemisférica, presenta el interior avenerado y el exterior con cordón en la embocadura, nueve sencillos arcos de medio punto y un nuevo cordón en la parte inferior." The entry for this village in Emiliano Nebreda Perdiguero [www.archiburgos.es/wp-content/uploads/amo-a-mi-pueblo.pdf] [accessed 16 March 2023] notes: "iglesia renacentista, dedicada a San Pantaleón […] La pila es románica con grandes arcos y sogueado inferior". The basin is ribbed on the inside, while the outer sides are ornamented with a blind arcade of wide arches; at the bottom of the basin a rope moulding; short round base with moulding. The impressive nearby pre-Romanesque Ermita de Nuestra Señora del Cerro is described and illustrated in the Enciclopedia del románico [https://www.romanicodigital.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/files/burgos_CUEVA_DE_JUARROS.pdf] [accessed 16 March 2023], in which there is possibly medieval holy-water stoup but no baptismal font now.