Mesopotamia, Egypt and Ancient Greece

What is a stoa?

What period in Egyptian History do we see the use of the Book of the Dead?

The term for columns that surround a structure.

All the following could be used in a formal analysis of the spear bearer EXCEPT FOR...

Pergamon was meant to rival ________.

Which of the following has an archaic smile?

The shaft of these columns is detailed with vertical channels, this is a ________column.

Which of the following is NOT a convention in depicting a Pharaoh?

Which of the following would you NOT find on the Standard of Ur?

The story of the Gigantomachy depicted in the frieze of the temple of Zeus and Athena is depicted in what style?

Which of the following uses nudity as a symbol of "less than"?

Developed during the New Kingdom period, allowed for light to enter a hypostyle hall.

Which pyramid is the largest on the necropolis of Giza?

This depicts the battle that led to the destruction of Persepolis.

The most sacred place in a temple is called the ___________.

A temple that has columns on all four sides.

Dramatic, sensual emotional male figures would most likely be from the _________peroiod

What supports the theory that the Narmer Palettes depict the unification?

What has the horns of a bull, wings and 5 legs?

This object depicts the victors of the Battle of Marathon

The Lamassu from the citadel of Sargon II are from this civilization.

The structure that sits above the entablature.

Which structure on the Acropolis contains two temples at different levels and caryatid columns?

Who are the architects that designed the Parthenon?

The winged Victory is a monument celebrating the victory of the ______over the __________?

Type of relief is used on the Great Altar of Zeus and Athena ?

This scene validates that laws are given by the gods

Which of the following was made using the lost wax process?

The figures in the Standard of Ur are depicted

Which of the following objects uses the nude figure as a symbol of the ideal?

The cornice, frieze and architrave make up the ____________

The Greek canon breaks with the Egyptian canon in this way.

Which of the following is unusual in the Egyptian canon in the depiction of King Menkaura and queen?

What role does religion play in these ancient cultures?

The column style that has volutes.

The capitals on the columns depict bulls.

The grave stele of the wealthy woman Hegeso, marks a new trend in Greece, what might be the reason for this?

What was the first writing system?

What marks the beginning of the Hellenistic Period

An above ground tomb with a flat stone lid.

The Temple of Athena Nike is credited to this architect.

What is a continuity seen in the artistic traditions of figures from Egypt to the figures of Ancient Greece?

large mortuary temples in the New Kingdom replace __________during the old Kingdom

All EXCEPT identify Hatshepsut as a Pharaoh.

During the The Old Kingdom _________was the capital of Egypt.

Metopes and Triglyphs are found on what type of temple?

Which of the following temples contains a birth colonnade?

Akhenaton broke from the continuity of the Egyptian canon but keep ______________.

On judgment day your heart is weighed against whose feather?

The columns in the hypostyle hall at Amun-Ra are ____________