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| Identify this structure | Gobekli Tepe, Southeastern Turkey, ca 12,000 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Catalhoyuk, Southern Turkey, ca 7,000 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Interior of Catalhoyuk Dwelling, Southern Turkey, ca 7,000 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Le Menec alignments, Carnac, Brittany, Northwest France ca 2500 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Newgrange Mounded Tombs, Ireland, ca 3000-2500 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Malta, Hagar Qim, ca 3600-2500 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Avebury, England, ca 3000 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Stonehenge, England, ca 3000-1500 BCE (built in stages) |
| Identify this structure | Typical mastaba, Ancient Egypt, ca 4,000 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Djoser's Tomb (Processional Hall), Saqqara, Egypt, ca 2,650 BCE |
| Identify this structure | The Stepped Pyramid of Djoser, Saqqara, Egypt, ca 2,650 BCE [Imhotep] |
| Identify this structure | Sneferu's Bent Pyramid, Meidum, Egypt, ca 2,550 |
| Identify this structure | Pyramids of Menkaure, Khafre, and Khufu (respectively), Giza, Egypt, ca 26th - 25th century BCE |
| Identify this structure | Section view of Khufu's Pyramid, Giza, Egypt, ca 2,570 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Funeral Complex of Mentuhotep, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, ca 2010 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Thebes, Egypt's Southern Capital from ca 1560-1070 BCE (New Kingdom), shown with temples at Karnak and Luxor |
| Identify this structure | Temple of Amon-Ra, Karnak, Egypt, ca 1400 BCE, pylons shown |
| Identify this structure | Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, ca 1480 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Proto-Doric columns at Hatshepsut's Mortuary Temple, Deir el-Bahri, Egypt, ca 1480 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Plan of the Temple of Amon-Ra, Luxor, Egypt, ca 1470-1250 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Pylon entry for Ramesses II, Luxor, Egypt, ca 1250 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Temple of Ramesses II, Abu Simbel, Egypt, ca 1250 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Temple/Palace at Knossos, Crete, ca. 1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Theatral Area, Knossos, Crete, ca 1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Table-leg column, Knossos, Crete, ca 1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Toreador fresco, Knossos, Crete, ca 1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Throne Sanctuary in Labyrinth, Knossos, Crete, ca 1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Minoan priestess as snake goddess, Knossos, Crete, ca 1600-1450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Lion Gate, Mycenae, Greece, ca 1250 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Aerial view of circular grave, Mycenae, Greece, ca 1600-1200 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Dromos of beehive tomb, Mycenae, Greece, ca 1250 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Plan view of Paestum (Poseidonia), Southern Italy, laid out in "per-strigas" grid |
| Identify this structure | Miletus, Ionian coast of Turkey, redesigned according to Hippodamian criteria in 470s BCE, shown after 200 CE Roman interventions |
| Identify this structure | Olympia, ca 800 BCE, birthplace of the olympics (originally religious) |
| Identify this structure | Delphi, ca 800 BCE, home to the oracle of Apollo, divine sanction for new settlements |
| Identify this structure | Plans of early Greek temples, transition of wood columns to stone Doric columns |
| Identify this structure | Temple of Neptune/Apollo, Paestum, Doric order, mid 500 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Plan of Agora, Athens, ca 450 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Theatre of Epidauros, Epidauros, Greece, mid 4th century BCE |
| Identify this structure | Plan of Olynthus, northern Greece, rebuilt after Persian invasion |
| Identify this structure | North Porch of the Erechtheion, Athens, Greece, 420 BCE, Ionic Columns |
| Identify this structure | Temple of Apollo Epicurius, Bassae, Greece, mid 5th century BCE, notable Corinthian column |
| Identify this structure | Greek Refinements of the Parthenon, made Greek temples appear more harmonious |
| Identify this structure | Plan of the Acropolis,, Athens, rebuilt at time of Pericles 459-420 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Section view of Propylaia, Athens, Greece, exterior Doric order and internal Ionic order |
| Identify this structure | Plan views of the Parthenon, designed by Iktinos and Kallikrates(440 BCE) and Erechtheion (420 BCE) designed by Mnesicles, Erechtheion more complex |
| Identify this structure | Facade of the Parthenon, Athens, Greece, 447-432 BCE |
| Identify this structure | Porch of the Erechtheion with caryatids, Athens, Greece, 430 BCE (Caryatids representing the shame of traitors, Persian invasion) |
| Identify this structure | Roman concrete walls, various building methods Opus Incertum (irregular and randomly placed stones, flat surface) Opus Reticulatum (diamond shaped regular bricks, diagonal) Opus Testaceum (triangular bricks used as concrete facing) Opus mixtum (horizontal bands of brick alternative with bands of tufa) |
| Identify this structure | Sanctuary of Fortuna Primigenia, Praeneste, Rome, 204 BC, by Publius Sempronius Tuditanus, early example of barrel vaults |
| Identify this structure | Trajan's Aqueduct, Segovia, Spain, ca 100 CE, multistoried arcuated structure |
| Identify this structure | Evolution of Etruscan temple type into Roman, increasing cella and number of columns |
| Identify this structure | Maison Carree, Nimes, France, ca 20 BCE, example of standardized model and reproduction |
| Identify this structure | Markets of Trajan, Rome, 110 CE, barrel vaults combined with groin vaults, clerestory windows |
| Identify this structure | Plan of the city Pompeii, ca 70 CE |
| Identify this structure | Plan of the forum of Pompeii, rebuilt 62 CE after earthquake, axial orientation |
| Identify this structure | Remains of the Bascilica of Pompeii, ca 70 CE, used for business and administration |
| Identify this structure | The Colosseum, Rome, ca 70 CE, combined Corinthian, Ionic, and Tuscan columns, empires largest building |
| Identify this structure | Plan of Stabian baths, Pompeii, ca 70 CE Mens vs Womens Natatorium = pool Tepidarium = warm Caldarium = hot Frigidarium = cold |
| Identify this structure | Example of domus plan |
| Identify this structure | Republican forum under Julius Caesar and Augustus, mid 1st Century BCE, strict axial order |
| Identify this structure | Forum of Augustus with fragments of Mars temple and fire wall, 40-2 BCE, separation politically and socially |
| Identify this structure | The Pantheon, Rome, 125-128 CE, embodied the ideal of sacred governance, vaulted concrete technology |
| Identify this structure | Interior of the Pantheon with oculus, Rome, 125-128 CE, system of hollows beneath relieving arches |
| Identify this structure | Constantine's Basilica, Trier, Germany, ca 300 CE, stern facade |
| Identify this structure | Basilica of Maxentius, Rome, begun by Maxentius in 306 and completed by Constantine |
| Identify this structure | The Arch of Constantine, Rome, 315 CE, constructed with various spolia from other monuments |
| Identify this structure | St. John's in the Lateran, Rome, 315 CE, dominated Maxentius's former garrison |
| Identify this structure | Old St. Peter's, Rome, begun in 326 CE, funeral basilica for Peter the first Pope, featured spolia |
| Identify this structure | Basilica of Santa Sabina on the Aventine Hill, Rome, Mid 5th century CE, arches over Corinthian columns |
| Identify this structure | The Mausoleum of Santa Costanza, Rome, 340 CE, mosaic-covered rotunda |