© OT du BazadaisVillage de Cudos
33430 Cudos
The discovery of six burial mounds dating from the 3rd century BC reveals that people lived in the area during the Iron Age. Cleared in the Middle Ages by Cistercian monks, the area around Cudos has been inhabited since antiquity, as evidenced by the remains of a Roman settlement unearthed in the hamlet of Conques. A very lively neighbourhood, this hamlet – situated to the north, on the border with Bazas – had a church until the French Revolution. Many craftsmen practise their trades in Conques, and an inn allows pilgrims on the Way of St James to stop for a rest. This hamlet formed the centre of Cudos until the 14th century, when the Church of Saint John was founded by Jeanne de Goth, sister of Pope Clement V. Built further away, this new church led to the relocation of the market town and the formation of the present-day village.
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