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The ornamental structures that atop houses, barns, and stables are called Copper Ridge Cupolas. They can be very small or very big. The St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, for instance, has a huge cupola on top. The Latin term "cupula" refers to an upside-down cup. Cupolas are decorative as well as functional. Snow can easily slide off because of their incline, preventing roofs from collapsing. Copper Ridge Cupolas is Islamic architecture from the 8th century, when they were occasionally used to call for daily prayer. In spite of the fact that they were normally positioned over the focuses or corners of mosques, ultimately they were likewise put on homegrown abodes, especially in India and the Center East. The dome was likely inspired by these early cupolas, according to many. Although it has not been proven, it is possible that the Moors of North Africa brought cupola design to Spain.