A carving at the end of a hood mould, often taking the form of a head.

Projecting moulding above an arch or lintel used to throw off water.

The cleric in charge of a church. May be called Rector, Vicar, or Priest-in-Charge.

An extension to the side of the nave or chancel separated off by an arcade. Sometime used for the passageways between the seating. See Alley.

The ceremonial table at which the Eucharist (Mass, Holy Communion) is celebrated. May be made of wood or stone.

A cloth or embroidery hanging for decorating the front of the altar.

A series of arches like a pierced wall, separating off an area. See  Wall Arcade or Blind Arcade

Curved pair of roof braces forming an arch which connect the wall (or post) below with tie beam or collar beam above.

A canopy over the altar, supported on columns, sometimes called a ciborium.

A parapet with crenellations or battlements i.e with alternate raised or lowered sections. May be called crenellated or castellated.