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A collection of vocabulary terms related to ancient civilizations, architecture, and cultural heritage.
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Agora
An open space used for assemblies and markets in ancient Greece.

Ancient theatre
A large, open-air structure used for performances in old civilizations.

Ancient times / Ancient world
Periods of history in the very distant past.
Architecture
The art and practice of designing and constructing buildings.
Bath
A place or building used for public bathing and relaxation.

Build / Construct / Rebuild
To make or form something (like a building) by putting parts together.
Castle
A large building typically from the medieval period, fortified against attack.
Cathedral / Church / Mosque / Temple
Different types of buildings used for religious purposes and prayer.
Cuisine
A style or method of cooking, especially as characteristic of a particular country.
Cultural heritage / World heritage
Traditions, sites, and objects that have historical or cultural importance to a society.
Damage / Destroy / Demolish / Ruin
To break, spoil, or pull down a structure so that it no longer works or exists.
Deserted
A place where no people live; empty and abandoned.
Discover / Excavate
To find something for the first time or to dig in the earth to find ancient remains.
Empire
A large group of states or countries ruled by a single supreme authority.
Fairy chimneys
Unique rock formations found especially in the Cappadocia region.

Historical sites / Tourist attractions
Important places that people visit because of their history or beauty.
Human settlement
A place where people establish a community or live together.
Hunter-gatherers
People who live by hunting animals and gathering wild food.

Landscape
All the visible features of an area of countryside or land.
Monastery
A building where monks live and worship.
Monument
A statue or structure built to remind people of a famous person or event.
Must-see / Worth seeing
Something that is so good or important that you highly recommend visiting it.
Myth
A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people.

Natural beauties
Features of the land (lakes, mountains, forests) that are naturally attractive.
Prehistoric times / Prehistory
The period of time before written records existed.
Religious purposes
Activities done for faith and spiritual reasons.
Seven Wonders
A list of remarkable constructions of classical antiquity.
Underground cities
Entire cities built beneath the earth's surface for protection or living.