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Architecture in Russia: Novgrad
Russia's early architecture was primarily wood. Because there were no saws and drills in ancient times, trees were cut with axes and buildings were constructed with roughhewn logs. Homes were rectangular with steep, chalet-style roofs. During the first century AD, churches were also constructed of logs. Using chisels and knives, craftsmen created detailed carvings. Text
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