AP Art History Unit 2 vocab

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Ka

In ancient Egypt, the immortal life force (spirit)

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Necropolis

Large burial area or cemetery; city of the dead

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Osiris

Egyptian god of the dead

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Re

Egyptian god of the sun

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Hathor

Egyptian god of women, fertility and love

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Horus

Egyptian god of kingship and the sky

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Canopic jar

The container in which the organs of the deceased were placed for later burial with the mummy.

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Nemes

In ancient Egypt, the linen headdress worn by the pharaoh with the uraeus cobra of kingship on the front.

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Mastaba

Ancient Egyptian rectangular brick or stone structure with sloping sides

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Axial plan

Plan where the parts of a building are arranged along a given axis.

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Mortuary temple

In Egyptian architecture, a temple erected for the worship of the deceased pharaoh.

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Shaft

The tall, cylindrical part of a column between the capital and the base.

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Capital

The uppermost member of a column serving as the transition from the shaft to the lintel.

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Pylon

Wide entrance gateway of an Egyptian temple, characterized by its sloping walls

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Sunken relief

Type of relief sculpture where the design is no higher than the surface itself.

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Clerestory

Windows that rise above the roofs of the other parts of the building

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Hypostyle Hall

a hall with a roof supported by columns

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Stele

Carved stone slab used to mark graves or commemorate historical events.