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Pre-Industrial Revolution architecture styles vary depending on the time period, region of the world, and local materials used. Common styles include Gothic, Romanesque, Classicist, Baroque, Regency, and Neoclassical. Common features of pre-Industrial Revolution architecture are thick walls, heavy doors and windows, low ceilings, and small rooms. Ornamental features may include stone carvings, sculptures, stained glass, and elaborate stonework.
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