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style, characterised by sub-arches filled with inverted daggers (tear-drops) in the side lights.
* Roofs were frequently made of lead, and usually had a gentle slope, to make them easier for walking. The roof timbers on the interior were often exposed to view from below, and had ornamental supports. In this period the hammerbeam roof was used over select high-status buildings.
* Vaults of stone were frequently elaborate and highly decorative. The most common types on major buildings

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