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was where organs were placed during mummification; they were kept in the tombs for when mummies came "back to life" they would have their organs.
canopic jars
city of the dead
Necropolis
the top of egyptian columns; designed to look like papyras plants
capital
a set system of proportion used to depict the human body; lasted for 1000s of years unlike the greeks with their art evolution
cannon
a raised middle portion for light and air oof a hypostyle hall
clerestary
a temple with massive sloping walls as their entrance called pylons; ex: Temple of Horus
pylon temple
a painting or sculpture carved into the wall
sunken relief
painting done in wet plaster; as the plaster dries the paint becomes one with the wall
fresco
multicolored; all kamares were
polychromatic
a stone coffin; in latin means consumer of flesh
sarcophagus
massive rough-cut stone blocks; name origin because of Cyclops rumor
cyclopean masonry
builders piled the large stones and cantilevered (stacking one rock closer on each side till they meet) to form a arch
corbeled vault
beehived shape or domed tomb
tholos tomb
a bold use for mixing water and wine; ex: Warrior Vase
krater
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