The Art and Architecture of Early Medieval Europe · Medieval Europe saw the development of different styles of architecture throughout different regions of the Continent. Although many of these architectural styles shared common features, they were also unique in their own respect. · Western Europe, for instance, had a shared Roman heritage of architecture but regions such as the Holy Roman Empire and the Iberian Peninsula evolved significantly different styles of construction. · The British Isles in the North evolved their own style of construction in the Anglo-Saxon period from the 6th to 11th century and then embraced a new style under the Normans. Such ever-changing social and political currents greatly sh...
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