trabeate does not refer to a specific style in the way that "greek" or "classical" architecture would. Trabeate is a term meaning post-and-beam. Two columns holding up a plank would also be called a trabeated span. Very early civilizations have used this system of construction dating back to early Mesopotamian architecture.
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In the seventh century builders started adding more rooms and doors. They made it by placing a beam on two columns. this style was called trabeate
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romanesque.Medieval architecture is actually referred to as Gothic Architecture.
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