👉 Conventicular is a term used in the context of history and architecture to describe a type of building that was particularly common during the Middle Ages, specifically in England and Wales. It refers to the long narrow buildings that were often found at the end of a lane or path, often made from stone or brick, and had a central dome or barrel vaulted roof. These buildings served as meeting places for religious ceremonies and were also used by the clergy to hold their meetings. The term "convent
