First art history

Statue put at the top of a temple

Greek Sea

Roman Forum in Greece, center of meeting, literally means gathering place

beam that rested on top of columns, or below an arch

Goddess of the Hunt

Father of Agamemnon, his tomb is the treasury

Region of Athens

A statue that serves as a column

The inner chamber of a temple, statue held here

Juts of stone or marble that support weight, part of the structure, often holds a cornice

decorative moulding that lines the roof of a building, oftentimes held by corbels

Lydian king, first to start coinage and got killed by Cyrus

Building style that seems to be so hard to do that cyclops had to build it

Time between fall of Mycenae and the rise of the Polis.

Site of tombs and death temples on west bank of nile. Hold Hapshetsut's large palace

Oracle was there, center of the world

Site on Ionian coast, home of temple and oracle of Apollo

Shorter, stouter collumns with less decorated capitals

entryway to a tomb or temple

Basically everything above a column, made up of architrave, frieze, and cornice

City of Ionian coast, home to temple of Artemis.

Temple to Athena on Acropolis, famous for it's caraytid porch

Ring of images that go around greek temple and sit on top of architrave usually

Epic battle between Olympians and Giants, oldest group of gods including Gaia and Uranus

City of Egypt, pyramids n shit

Temple in place of modern Parthenon

Father of History and wrote the persian wars

Illiad and shit

Yeah

Coast of Turkey on the Aegean sea. Home of much of Greek Civilization

Most thin and small columns with loops

Old name for Middle East

Kingdom of Anatolia, it's king Croesus built the

Sea

central room of palace and home of a large hearth

actual pictures on frieze that sit between those slotted triglypth things

City in Ionia, was once considered the best in Freece

Site in the peloponese

Island in the cyclades, and one of the most important in greek history

Other name for middle east

Odyseus yay

got any more of them moms?

old Greek cite in the northern peloponeese. Home of the games

talker from the gods

style of columns

period of greek history where culture became closer to that of the near east, such as the introduction of metalugry

all Grece

Home of the muses and the site of the temple of the oracle at delphi

Thing on the acropolis

Triangular structure of templs

Temple with a portico that surounds an inner sanctum

open porch or open columnade in a temple

KEBAB REMOVAL

City in Arcadia that has large parts of wall surviving

Those people

City

the huge thing the mausoleum of mausolus was one

Not a real thing

central beam that held up timber roof of temple

builder of a treasury that held the offerings to the god Apollo at Delphi

Large city on the Aegean of Turkey

that place

beehive tomb

Three lined things that seperate metope

not real

Roman historian who wrote de architectura