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Economies of scale, location, and ownership of a raw material are all barriers to entry that can contribute to the emergence of a monopoly.
Laon's Nave Elevation
Refers to the design and structure of the central nave's vertical sections in the Laon Cathedral, a prime example of early Gothic architecture in France.
Gallery of the King
A specific section or room within a museum, palace, or larger institution dedicated to showcasing works of art or historical objects associated with royalty.
Triforium
In a Gothic cathedral, the blind arcaded gallery below the clerestory; occasionally, the arcades are filled with stained glass.
Rounded Nave Arcade
Architectural feature common in Romanesque churches, consisting of a series of rounded arches supported by columns along the nave.
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