General term for a covered walkway, and more specifically for the walkway linking the two chancel aisles behind the high altar.
Apse
Semicircular or polygonal termination of the chancel, which is typically situated at the eastern end of a Christian church.
Ashlar
Masonry of squared and finely cut or worked stone, commonly used for the facing of a building.
Bell-cote
Shelter containing one or more bells.
Caryatid
Sculpted female figure, usually clad in long robes, serving as an architectural support, taking the place of a column or pillar.
Cist
Prehistoric stone-built chamber used to contain the bodies of the dead.
Cupola
Small dome on top of a roof or other high structure.
Finial
Decoration marking the top end of some architectural element such as a gable, newel post or fence post.
Garth
Small piece of enclosed ground.
Lancet window
Tall, narrow window typically associated with the Gothic architectural style.