1. Stave Churches The Wooden Worship Structures of Medieval Norway Becca Stone HON 2210.03 31 October 2008

7. Above: http://www.chapel-in-the-hills.org/Side%20Diagram.html Top & Bottom Right: http://www.thu.no/stavborgund.htm Side view of beam construction Right: wood used in Borgund stave church Above: Borgund

13. Norway’s Most Notable Stave Churches Borgund Location: Laerdal County: Sogn og Fjordane Built: about 1150 Architechtural style: sets of arches joined by cross braces http://www.thu.no/Gallery08.htm

15. Norway’s Most Notable Stave Churches Hopperstad Location: Vic County: Sogn og Fjordane Built: around 1150-1200 Images: http://www.thu.no/Gallery08.htm

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