Kirketoggen
Kirketoggen is a term used to describe a relatively small, rural church in Norway, particularly in the western regions of the country. These churches have a distinctive design that originated in the Middle Ages. Typically, kirketoggen measure between 2 and 6 meters in length, with a rectangular shape and a small, often pointed or round, apse.
Their construction is believed to have been influenced by the Romanesque style prevalent in Europe during
While larger churches in Norway boasted elaborate stonework and intricate details, kirketoggen were not equipped with
Virtual to real-store changes in architecture were probably encouraged by necessities associated with the organization of
It is assumed on the basis of its layout that the kirketoggen is based on pre-existing communal