Medieval monuments are proof of the skills
and problem-solving ability of medieval
architects. Explain this statement.
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Monuments showcase the technological skills of the time they were built in for example a superstructure needs a lot of skill and resources to build.
Although architects built more windows, rooms, and doors, the basic method of building them, where a horizontal beam was placed across two vertical columns (trabeate structure), remained the same.
These trebeate structures were used to build many temples, mosques, and stepped wells between the eighth and the thirteenth centuries.
Two new technological developments were seen in the twelfth century:
in arcuate (curved) structures where the weight of the superstructure was carried by arches;high-quality limestone cement when mixed with stone chips formed hard concrete and was used highly during this age.
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