History, asked by akrammohd18728, 5 months ago

How did the architecture of the
artistic from
Roman empire differ from the
architecture
islamic

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Answered by kanishkareddyananthu

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Answer:The architecture of the roman empire differ from the artists from of Islamic architecture on the basis of construction and design. ... Buildings were adorned with mosaics and paintings and consisted of unique features like arches, domes, small minarets and open courtyards, and had intricate carvings, geometric designs.

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