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Lion Gate
Period: Late Helladic period Mycenae
Material: limestone
Significance: symbolizes royal power and is the earliest known monumental sculpture in Greece

Aulus Metellus
Period: Roman Republic
Material: bronze
Signifcance: Orator pose symbolizes power through dialouge. Example of verism—Roman realism that emphasizes wisdom and authority through age

Pantheon
Period: Rome, 125-128 C.E.,
Material: concrete
Significance: Temple to all gods with a massive domed interior and oculus.

Arch of Constantine
Period: Rome, 312-315 C.E.,
Material: concrete and marble
Significance: Triumphal arch celebrating Constantine's victory at the Milvian Bridge. Uses reused sculptures (spolia) from earlier emperors and marks transition from classical to medieval art
