Early Christian architecture

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Early Christian architecture is the style of church and religious building design that developed in the Roman Empire from the 3rd to 6th centuries, characterized by basilican plans, simple exteriors, and symbolic interior decoration.

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Basilica of Santa Restituta → architecturalStyle → Early Christian architecture ⓘ