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Historical Architecture

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Cave Walls, Lascaux, Dordogne, France. What year: List the painted imagery found on the cave walls: Year: ca. 15,000-20,000 BCE Red cows or bulls, animals, humans, abstract signs, and hallucinogenic paintings.
Newgrange Passage Grave, Country Meath, Ireland. What year: 1) Early morning sunlight on which solstice (?) illuminates the chamber floor. 2) Establishing a connection between the (blank) and (blank) worlds. Year: ca. 3100 BCE 1) Winter solstice 2) Human and Celestial
Stonehenge, Salisbury Plain, England. What year: 1) On the summer solstice the sun rises over the: 2) Indicates the coming of which season? Year: ca. 2900-1400 BCE 1) Heel stone 2) Fall or Harvest season
Tepe Gawra, Sumer, (Iraq). What year: List the formal principles and attributes of this religious structure: Year: ca. 3800 BCE Pilasters, triangle windows, mud walls, over sized doors, U-shaped open court
White Temple of Anu, Uruk, Mesopotamia, (Iraq). What year: List the formal principals and attributes of the temple: Year: ca. 3500-3000 BCE Layers of whitewash, sloping walls of earth covered with sun dried brick
Ziggurat at Ur, Mesopotamia, (Iraq). What year: List formal principals and attributes of the Ziggurat: Year: ca. 2100 BCE Constructed of sun dried bricks, outer layer of kiln-fired brick and bitumen, sloping walls
City of Ur, Mesopotamia, (Iraq). What year: List formal principals and attributes of the Residential Quarter: Year: ca. 2100 BCE Foundation was orthogonal, courtyards provided light and fresh air, densely packed
The Palace, Khorsabad, Assyria (Iraq). What year: 1) Who was the Palace of Khorsabad designed for: Year: ca. 720 BCE 1) Assyrian King Sargon II
Persepolis, Persia, (Iran). What year: List three other cultures influenced the architecture found in the ruins of Persepolis: 1) 2) 3) Year: ca. 518 BCE 1) Hittites 2) Assyrians 3) Egyptians
Alexander the Great, Born; Greece. What year: 1) What year did he die and in what location: Year: ca. 356 BCE 1) 323 BCE, Babylon
The Stepped Pyramid, Saqqara, Egypt. What year: Name the man who is credited to be its Architect: Year: ca. 2630 BCE Imhotep
Khufu's Pyramid, Giza, Egypt. What year: List 2 distinct features of this pyramid: 1) 2) Year: ca. 2528 BCE 1) Most of the stone in the pyramid is limestone, except the chamber in the center is granite. 2) The largest Pyramid.
Fourth Dynasty, Pyramids, Giza, Egypt. What year: List the 3 descendants of Sneferu of the 4th Dynasty: 1) 2) 3) Year: ca. 2550-2460 BCE 1) Khufu 2) Khafre 3) Menkaure
Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, Deir-ei-Bahari Egypt. What year: Though built after, and next to, Mentuhotep's Mortuary which major element is now not present: 1) Year: ca. 1473-1458 BCE 1) Queen Hatshepsut's tomb.
Temple of Amun, Karnak, Egypt. What year: List 2 distinct features emphasized in this temple: 1) 2) Year: ca. 1550 BCE 1) Strong axis 2) Monumental procession
Temple of Edfu, Egypt. What year: The Pylon gate acted as a threshold and signified what kind of space just beyond it: 1) Year: ca. 237 BCE 1) Increasing sacredness
Architectural Ideas. List the 4 fundamental architectural ideas that appear in Egyptian architecture: 1) 2) 3) 4) 1) Demarcation - to mark the spot such as Obelisks 2) Orientation - Axis (NESW) 3) Sequential movement - Moving from one space to the next such as courtyards, temples, etc 4) Surface articulation - Hieroglyphics, paintings/imagery (explains what it is)
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