Arches placed on each interior corner of a square opening to hold up a dome

A church or shrine built over a tomb for a Christian martyr. An example of this is the Old St. Peter's Basilica that marks the tomb of St. Peter

A "symbol of heaven", used extensively in Byzantine Architecture

Curved triangular shapes that fill spaces where square meets a dome

Hagia Sophia, located in Istanbul, Turkey, was designed by Anthemius and Isidorus. This church is also known as the ____

Identify the structure

Which best describes Romanesque Architecture?

What type of vaulting is used in the Durham Cathedral?

Part of a Romanesque portal; it is the central pillar supporting a tympanum

Which is not a structure within Piazza Dei Miracoli (Pisa, Italy)?

Located in Germany, it is the biggest Romanesque church in the world.

Select all choices that describe Gothic Architecture

Considered as the first example of Gothic Architecture; notable for the use of stained glass.

Part of a Gothic church: it cuts across the main axis and projects beyond, giving the church its Latin-cross shape

A type of rib vaulting that has three ribs that divide the section into six

Identify part E from the image. It is a decorative part of a rib, not structurally engaged.

Types of Gothic Windows:

It has S-curved arches that come together in a point at the top

Type of Gothic Window:

Slender, pointed window, often separated by mullions

A type of tracery that has thick stone infill that dominates the window