Is there any page that describes "branch", "trunk", "leaf", etc.?

I created a dummy repository to experiment with.

I made several commit's and then another using -branch

The timeline shows what I would call a "fork" in the tree.

When I made further commits, the changes were applied to this new branch.

I would assume that I should be able to make changes with respect to the point at which I created the fork. I tried "f commit -branch <id>" where <id> was the artifact (?) number shown on the timeline. It worked and the timeline graph shows a jog back to the "main" line... but from the graph it looks to me as though the changes are with respect to the most recent leaf on the branch I created.

I would like to understand these terms, how to interpret the timeline graph, and how to do commits against specific versions.
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