The pre-romanesque church of Saint Elias is located about 800 meter to the west of Donji Humac, and dates to the 10th century. On its side are the remains of a Roman mausoleum. Some of the ornaments of the mausoleum were used when building Saint Elias. The mausoleum has been called the most beautiful ancient monument on the island. Saint Elias has an apsis that is rectangular from the outside and a semi-circle from the inside. To the west of the church is the hill "Trišćenik" (Croatian "trisk" = "thunder") - probably a not coincidental juxtaposition of the pagan thunder god with Saint Elias, who is known as the saint of thunder.