What is this type of object called?

A chamber room in a Christian catacomb where important/wealthy people were buried.

If the columns of this building were REUSED from a previous architectural structure, they would be called...

The opening words of a manuscript, often illuminated with a large capital letter, are called the

This page from the Lindisfarne Gospels is an example of ...

Which walkway gives access to the chapels without disturbing the devoted? (behind the altar)

The narrative imagery in Gothic stained-glass windows is most comparable to that of

This sculpture is classified as a

In a Christian church, a recessed area that contains the altar.

The work shown is an example of

An upper section of a wall that contains a long row of windows.

Braces on the outsides of buildings that helped hold up the immense stone roofs.

This is a decorative metalwork technique in which portions of the design are separated with metal and then filled with jewels or colored enamel

A type of stained glass window: round with scalloped edges

What do we call this structure?

The destruction of religious images images in the Byzantine period.

Even though this is called the Bayeaux Tapestry, it is really an example of