The stave church in borgund, norway is an example of
a. ottonian architecture
b. norse architecture
c. timber architecture
d. none of the above

The Stave Church is an example of Norse Architecture. The name of the church is derived from its construction, as the church is built from tall wooden posts, or staves. This type of church were once widespread in northwestern Europe, but today most stand in Norway. This church was built in 1180.