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basilica of san vitale
typical byzantine church
the most important example of ravenna architecture
547

basilica of santa sabina
rectangular basilica, first type of basilica in early christianity

the lateran basilica

what is the yellow thing
apse with platform, where the altar is positioned



mausoleum of galla placidia
in ravenna in italy → architecture of ravenna


what, when, where
mausoleum of theodoric
520
in ravenna

basic plan of an early christian basilica/church
architecture of ravenna

what is it, what is it specific of
trifora, trifora window
of ravenna architecture
ravenna architecture characteristics
bare brick, the trifora in the front, some lesenes


what is it for which periods was it popular
lesenes // pilaster strip
ravenna architecture and romanesque

what is this element
lombard band - a decorative row of small blind arches near the roofline or on the exterior walls of a building

pulvino // dosseret block // impost block
cushion-shaped structural element placed above a column capital to help distribute weight
shaped like an upside-down pyramid
when did eastern roman // byzantine art and architecture began
313, after the edict of milan, where the roman emperor constantine legalised christianity and christian art started to appear

what, where, which period is it from, which church typology does it show, whats the innovative element that was introduced
hagia sophia in istanbul (previously constantinople)
byzantine architecture
byzantine architecture fully adapted to the centrally planned church typology
first to use pendentives on such a huge scale (they existed before)

pendentives

st mark's basilica in venice
who and when built the hagia sophia
what does the church’s name mean
justinian I
532 - 537
holy wisdom
who were the architects of hagia sophia
isidore of miletus
anthemius of tralles

what, where, by who, when
el castillo
in chichen itza
by the mayans
8 - 12 century ad

what, where, by who, who discovered it from europe
the templo mayor in tenochtitlan
in tenochtitlan = mexico city
by the aztecs
the spanish hernan cortes arrived in 1519, tenochtitlan fell in 1521


what, where, by who, who made it known to the world
machu picchu
in peru
by the incas
the spanish (francisco pizarro) conquered the inca empire in 1532 but never found machu picchu. hiram bingham made it known to the world in 1911

which empires are the colours
