Romanesque architecture is an architectural style that was prevalent in the western part of Europe between the middle-11th and the beginning of Gothic architecture. A fusion of early Roman, German, and Eastern Roman, it was also an outcome of the rise of asceticism in the beginning of the 10th century. The Romanesque period architecture was distinguished by the use of heavy, flat roofs on...
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