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[[Image:Basilica.jpg|thumb|140px|Basilica, Paray-le-Monial, [[France]].]]

[[Image:Basilica.jpg|thumb|140px|Basilica, Paray-le-Monial, [[France]].]]

Romanesque architecture was a continuation of the Roman tradition of building. This architecture is characterized by thick walls, rounded arches and small windows. Some examples of this period are: ''San Miniato al Monte'', [[Florence|Firenze]], [[Italy]], 1018-1062, ''Notre Dame le Grande'', Poitiers, [[France]], early 12th century, ''The Basilica'', Paray-le-Monial, France, 1090-1110, and ''Ste. Marie, Souillac'', France. c. 1130.  

Romanesque architecture was a continuation of the Roman tradition of building. This architecture is characterized by thick walls, rounded arches and small windows. Some examples of this period are: ''San Miniato al Monte'', [[Florence|Firenze]], [[Italy]], 1018-1062, ''Notre Dame le Grande'', Poitiers, [[France]], early 12th century, ''The Basilica'', Paray-le-Monial, France, 1090-1110, and ''Ste. Marie, Souillac'', France. c. 1130.  

[[Image:Souillac.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ste. Marie, Souillac, France.]][[Image:The katholikon of Great Lavra Monastery.jpg|thumb|center|The katholikon of Great Lavra Monastery, Byzantine age (963 AD.)]]

[[Image:Souillac.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Ste. Marie, Souillac, France.]]

 

<center>[[Image:The katholikon of Great Lavra Monastery.jpg|210px|The katholikon of Great Lavra Monastery]]

 

 

Great Lavra Monastery, Byzantine age (963 AD.)</center>

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