public plaza in a Greek city where various activities are conducted

Greek goddess of war and wisdom; patron of Athens

Egyptian writing using symbols or pictures as characters

a colonnade surrounding a building or enclosing a courtyard

literally, a “city of the dead,"a large burial area

nonrealistic manner of representing the visible world and its contents

a plain, unornamented lintel on the entablature

Arabic for “bench," a low, flat-roofed Egyptian tomb with sloping sides

a column that is cut away from rock but has no support function

a two-handled ancient Greek storage jar

a column that is not freestanding but attached to a wall

a Latin expression that means something is in its original location

a hall that has a roof supported by a dense thicket of columns

a carving in which the outlines of figures are deeply carved into a surface

having four columns in the front and rear of a temple

a tall aquatic plant whose fiber is used as a writing surface

a “high city," a Greek temple complex built on a hill over a city

a body of rules or laws; in Greek art, the ideal proportion of a figure

sculpture which projects from a flat background

monumental gateway to an Egyptian temple

a baseline upon which figures stand

Caryatid (male: atlantid):

a building column that is shaped like a female figure

a horizontal band, often on top of another, that tells a narrative story

In Egypt, the soul, or spiritual essence, of a human being

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Agora:
public plaza in a Greek city where pizza is delivered
public plaza in a Greek city where various activities are conducted
public plaza in a Freek city where various activities are conducted
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Athena:
Greek goddess of war and wisdom; patron of Athens
Greek goddess of war and something; patron of Sparta
Greek goddess of stand up comedy
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Hieroglyphics:
demotic
cuneiform
Egyptian writing using symbols or pictures as characters
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Peristyle:
a colonnade surrounding a building or enclosing a courtyard
like gangnam style, but Egyptian
like harrystyles, but not as weird
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Necropolis:
literally, a “city of the living,"a large burial area
literally, a “city of the dead,"a large burial area
literally, a “city of the living-dead,"a large burial area
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Stylized:
surrealistic manner of representing the visible world and its contents
nonrealistic manner of representing the visible world and its contents
nonrealistic manner of representing the invisible world and its contents
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Architrave:
Left
Is this English?
a plain, unornamented lintel on the entablature
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Mastaba:
Arabic for “bench," a low, flat-roofed Egyptian tomb with sloping sides
Arabic for “wrench," a low, flat-roofed Egyptian tomb with sloping sides
Arabic for “bench," a low, flat-roofed Egyptian tome with sloping sides
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Reserve column:
a spare column, kept in the closet
Empty choice
a column that is cut away from rock but has no support function
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Amphora:
red and black Greek pottery
Minoan vases
a two-handled ancient Greek storage jar
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Engaged column:
a column betrothed to an Atlantid
a column that is not freestanding but attached to a wall
a very focused column
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In situ:
a Latin expression that means something is in its original location
a Sumerian expression that means something in its original location
my brain is full, may I be excused?
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Hypostyle:
a hall that has a roof supported by a dense thicket of columns
a hall that is way beyond style
a hall that has hippos living in it
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Sunken relief:
a carving in which the outlines of figures are deeply carved into a surface
relief at the bottom of a body of water
a craving in which the outlines of dinner are carved into the soul
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Amphiprostyle:
having 98 columns in the front and rear of a temple
having four columns in the front and rear of a temple
having five columns in the front and rear of a temple
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Papyrus:
latin, for many Papy's
like Egyptian cotton
a tall aquatic plant whose fiber is used as a writing surface
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Acropolis:
a “high city," a Greek temple complex built on a hill over a city
a Greek place
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Pharaoh:
a king of modern Egypt
a king of ancient Egypt
a king of ancient Libya
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Canon:
that thing that goes BOOM!
a body of rules or laws; in Greek art, the ideal proportion of a figure
a producer of photographic equipment
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Relief sculpture:
sculpture which projects from a flat background
chiaroscuro
sculpture which projects hostility
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Sarcophagus (plural, sarcophagi):
a cardboard coffin
a brick coffin
a stone coffin
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Pylon:
monumental gateway to an Egyptian temple
What we do when someone has the ball
monumental problem that Egypt overcame
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Ground line:
a baseline upon which musicians play
that line in the sand
a baseline upon which figures stand
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Caryatid (male: atlantid):
a parasite of the carrot plant
Blue
a building column that is shaped like a female figure
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Register:
a horizontal band, often on top of another, that tells a narrative story
Didn't we have this before?
a vertical band, often on top of another, that tells a parrative story
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Ka:
In Egypt, the soul, or spiritual essence, of a human being
In Egypt, the soul, or perfumed essence of a human being
In Egypt, the soup, or spiritual essence, of a human being

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