Which was not a feature of romanesque architecture? small windows pointed arches thick stone walls rounded arches

Pointed arches

Explanation:

It is called Romanesque style in architecture to the result of the reasoned and harmonic combination of constructive and ornamental elements of Latin, oriental (Byzantine, Syrian, Persian and Islamic) and northern (Celtic, Germanic, Norman) origins that formed in Christian Europe during the first centuries of the Late Middle Ages. The main buildings of the architecture were: churches, monasteries, abbeys and cathedrals.

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