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Can anyone find a feature not listed here?

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Can anyone find a feature not listed here?

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Look at this site if you need extra help...

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Look at this site if you need extra help...

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http://www.exploring-castles.com/characteristics_of_gothic_architecture.html

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The vaulted ceiling lead on from the achievements of the pointed Arch.

The distribution of force within the vaulted ceiling enabled vaults to be built in different shapes and sizes, too

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A fundamental characteristic of gothic Cathedrals is its height.

The picture below is of Cologne Cathedral in Germany- one of the highest buildings.

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Before Gothic Cathedrals were built, castles were quite damp, depressing places to be.

Thus, Gothic Architects sought to create the exact opposite of this.

Cathedrals boast light, bright windows, airy interiors and an overall pleasant aura.

What feature of a cathedral makes the inside bright?

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There are multiple types of Archways.

Archways led the way for a new time, where design and decoration was incorporated into buildings.

See how many types of Arches you can list

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Stained glass windows have been used to decorate Catholic cathedrals and churches

The glass windows also tell stories to those are cannot read. The colours pictures and symbols taught people the scripture

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The Nave is the main body of the church or cathedral.

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The "grotesque" carved stone creatures on rooflines of Cathedrals and Churches are known as gargoyles.

They are decorative water spouts

The gargoyles could also be used to protect against evil.

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a buttress is a structure built against a wall to give support

They are used on the outside of Churches and Cathedrals from Medieval times to support the roof

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The flying buttress (arc-boutant, arch buttress) is a specific form of buttress composed of an arch that extends from the upper portion of a wall to a pier of great mass, in order to convey to the ground the lateral forces that push a wall outwards, which are forces that arise from vaulted ceilings of stone and from ...