Weekly Review - Greek Architecture

cyclopean masonry, fortified citadels, and megarons

Mycenaean architecture is known for its _____.

Pediment

Define this Greek architectural feature

Classical orders

What are these three pillars classified as?

Parthenon

What is the name of this Famous Greek building:

Ionic, Doric, Corinthian

What are the three styles of Greek architecture? (respective to the picture)

Corinthian

What order of Greek Architecture is this building?

Stoa

The architectural structure that Greek city planners used in public marketplace

Ionic

The North Porch of the Erectheum has _____ columns

Caraytid

What are the statues of women on the Erechtheum called?

Doric

What greek order is this?

Ionic

What greek order is this?

Corinthian

What greek order is this?

Gateway entrance to the Acropolis

What was the propalyea?

megaron

This type of architectural structure used in the Mycenean palaces is called ______.

Tholos

A round burial structure in Mycenaean architecture is called a _____.

Cycoplean walls

What is a distinctive feature of Mycenaean architecture?

The Lion Gate

Which structure is an example of Mycenaean architecture?

Doric columns

What was not a staple of Mycenaean architecture?

Palace with a megaron, Cycolpean Walls, Tholos “Beehive” tombs

What are examples of some staples in Mycenaean Architecture?