Review For Test 1

What is the name for a chapel designated for prayer?

Who took the marble statues from the Parthenon?

Tutankhamun was encased in how many coffins?

What is the name of the archaeologist that "found" the mask of Agamemnon?

Cuneiform was originally used for:

What is the name of the site of the oldest known cave paintings?

This piece of ochre can be considered a prehistoric ______________.

The decoration on this cup was created using:

In who's likeness what the Sphinx's head designed?

The direction of the _____________ determined the locations of Upper and Lower Egypt.

The Stele of Naram-sim uses the _____________ to emphasis the importance of figures.

Who was the successor to Darius I?

This individual had the profession of a ________.

The name "Mesopotamia" came from the:

Prehistoric people used what type of fuel in their lamps?

This type of wall decoration is called _______________ due to the flatness of the design.

Ti is pictured here hunting ___________, a duty of court officials.

What was the name of this famous female pharoah?

Who is one of the most recognized faces in ancient Near East art?

What is the name of the ceremonial gate located in Babylon?

A tholos tomb is what kind of architecture?

What is the name of the round room of the Pantheon?

Mammoth-bone houses curiously had colorful ________, purely to be decorative.

What type of fresco utilizes the application of pigments on wet plaster?

These divisions or sections which tell a narrative are known as:

Akhenaten's queen, pictured here with their children, was:

Which of the following pharaohs did NOT have a pyramid at Giza?

What is the Ka in reference to Ancient Egypt?

The stone used in this statue of Khafre was chosen for the royal color it shows in sunlight.

What is the name for the expression on this Dying Warrior? 

What was the purpose of a cylinder seal?

What emperor is depicted here?

What type of ceremonial vessel was used to mix water and wine?

Who commissioned the building of Persepolis?

A "winged victory" is also known as a: 

The Colosseum was named for the colossal statue of _____________________ that was next to it.

Queen Tiy was the mother of which Pharaoh?

How many lyres were found at the grave excavation at Ur?

Newgrange is aligned with the sun on the ___________.

This statue was mistake for Constantine for a very long time, but it actually depicts:

Which king established a code of law, immortalized on this stele?

What type of image illustrates an intagible concept?

Akhenaten's name was originally:

What is the term for the triangular decorative recesses at each end of a Greek temple?

The Acropolis was dedicated to which goddess?

What type of image tells a story?

Stonehenge has a sister site by the name of Durrington Walls, and it was originally made of :