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Early Christian Architecture Overview by Zaid Saadeh is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Early Christian architecture began between 200-1025 AD and was influenced by Roman architecture. Some key characteristics include adopting the basilica floor plan for churches and using materials from old Roman buildings. Circular and central planned churches like Santa Costanza and Santo Stefano Rotondo were also constructed. Factors like geography, climate, religion, and politics influenced Early Christian architectural styles.
- Author
- Zaid Saadeh
- Language
- EN