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Palace at Knossos, Crete, Greece, 1600 BCE, King Minos, Minoans

Stoa of Attalos, Athens, Greece, 150 BCE, given to King Attalos as a gift, Classic Greek

The Bouleuterion, Priene, Greece, 200 BCe, unknown, classic Greek

Theater of Epidauros, 330-300 BCE, Polykleitos the Younger, classic Greek

The Akropolis, Athens, Greece, 400 BCE, unknown, classic Greek

Erechtheum, Akropolis, athens, greece, 421-405 BCE, unknown, classic Greek

The Parthenon, Acropolis, athens, greece, 400 BCE, unknown, classic Greek

Maison Carree, Nimes, France, 19 BCE (Augustus Reign), unknown, mimicked republic temples

Roman Forum, Rome, Italy, started 54 BCE (Julius era), unknown, Roman Republic to empire

Basilica of Ulpia (Trajan Forum), Rome, Italy, 98-117 (Trajan’s era), Apollodorus of Damascus, Roman Empire

Basilica of Maxentius, Rome, Italy, 306-327 (Finished by Constantine), unknown, Roman Empire

Pantheon, Rome Italy, started 118-228 (Hadrians Rule), unknown, Roman Empire

Colosseum (Flavian Amphitheater), Rome, Italy, 80 AD, unknown, Roman Empire

Theater of Marcellus, Rome, Italy, started 12 BCE (Augustus era), Marcus Agrippa, Roman Empire

Arch of Titus, Rome, Italy, started 81 AD, unknown, Roman Empire

Pont du Gard, Nimes, France, end of 1st century, unknown, Roman Empire
Minoans and Mycenaeans era dates
3400 - 1400 BCE, 2000 - 1125 BCE
Dorians and Classical Greeks era dates
1125 - 750 BCE, 750 - 338 BCE
who excavated the palace at knossos
Sir Authur Evans
Polis Definition
Community of families related, born into the polis
Agora definition
Communal heart of Stoas, Bouleuterion
Who destroyed the city of milteos?
The Persians
Who rebuilt Miletos and invented city planning?
Hippodamos
other word for temple
Temenos
what are the 3 parts of a greek amphitheater?
Skene orchestra theatron
what is a caryatids?
stone carving of a draped female figure used as a pillar
What are the 3 greek column types?
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian
What is an oculus?
an opening in the apex of a dome
What was the heart of any roman city?
Forum
What is a coffer?
Technique to create geometric shapes on the ceiling
Roman Empire: Early kings
1100-509 BCE
Roman Empire: Republic
509-46 BCE
Roman Empire: Empire
46 BCE - fall of empire
Main rulers of rome
Octavian (Augustus), Vespian, Hadrian, Marcus Aurelius
Roman concrete
solid volcanic ash, sea water and lime
modern concrete
Aggregate, sand and water
Lime definition
White Caustic alkaline substance
Main difference between greek and roman amphitheater
Greek theater built into hillside, roman theater build from ground up
Lintel
Horizontal architectural member supporting weight
Trabeated System
A post and beam system
Cantilever
Beam overhangs beyond the column
Engaged column
Half column that is merged with the wall
Pilaster
flat pier-like projection on the wall
Arch
alternative for spanning an opening
Voussoir
small parts of an arch that are wedge shaped
Arcade
several arches placed end to end
Barrel vault
a masonry vault resting on two parallel walls and having the form of a half cylinder
Groin vault
a vault formed when two-barrel vaults intersect at right angles
Lunettes
semicircular or crescent shaped area
Domes
a convex roof with a smooth curved surface rising either from a circular or polygonal base
Pendentives
a curved triangular element that effects the change from the circular base of a dome down to a square plan below