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This Roman emperor moved the Roman capital to Byzantium.

What is this structure?

What is this work?

This fresco comes from an island that was nearly destroyed by a volcanic eruption around 1600 BCE.

What type of text is Egyptian Hieroglyphics?

Which one of these represent Corinthian style columns?

Which one of these shows Doric style columns?

Who created this?

What is this site, which is one of the world's oldest urban settlements?

What are the large stones that make up this monument called?

As one of the founders of the Northern Renaissance, he is known for his work, Well of Moses.

What is this writing called?

What is the oldest surviving piece of Western literature? This tablet is part of it.

Which of these did not establish a monastic order?

Who is the artist?

Which one of these is NOT one of the founding figures of Judaism?

Who was this altar built to honor?

This structure was damaged by fire recently, but construction began in the 1100's. What is it?

This imagine is of what?

What type of dome is this?

What type of structure is this?

What is included in these two pictures that is unusual for Islamic art?

What is this sacred text of Islam?

What work is this?

Who is the artist?

As a result of the Diet of Worms, Martin Luther was declared this...

Identify this structure

This ruler established the tetrarchy

Who created this work?

Where was this famous mask discovered?

Who is the artist?

This work is considered the oldest known work in the English language.

Who is the artist?

Who is the artist?

Which one of these is NOT a holy city of Islam?

What kind of figurine is this?

This image depicts Charlemagne being crowned as the first _____?

One of the important elements of Judaism's foundation was the covenant between God and this man

The posture of this young man, (Kritios Boy, Athens, 480 BCE) is representative of a style known as ______________.

The people who made this occupied the area north of Rome and provided 3 of the kings.

This imagine is of what?

Who is the artist?

What is this ancient Roman building?

Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights is an example of a _____________, which features three decorated panels

What type of structure is this?

Which one of these is Ionic style columns?

This work is of what origin?

The first known reference to this comet is found in the Bayeux Tapestry

What is the battle depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry?

The ___________________ such as that shown here was a predecessor to the book forma

This Byzantine emperor was in power when the empire was at its largest size.

In this picture, what are the four towers?

This person encouraged the Portuguese exploration efforts.

What is a Jewish house of worship like this one called?

Who is the artist?

Which English king was compelled to sign the Magna Carta by church leaders and nobles?

Which of the Judeo-Christian religions is the oldest?

What is this Italian University, the world's oldest in continuous operations?

This Roman road was begun in the late 300's and goes from Rome to Capua, then to Brundisium. Name this road.

What are these columns called?

What 15th century invention contributed to the Protestant Reformation by allowing the dissemination of information?

What was Desiderius Erasmus' most famous work?

What is this work?

This person was likely second only to Jesus in spreading Christianity

Who created this?

What artist's only known surviving work is the Ghent Altarpiece?

Who is the ruler shown here known for preserving a large amount of Mesopotamian writing?

Which one of these Judeo-Christian religions does NOT have a sacred text?

Who is the artist?

What is this artifact that was instrumental in deciphering Hieroglyphics?

Which London theater is Shakespeare most closely associated?

What was the first book published by Gutenberg?

Who created this work?

Who is the artist of this work?