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Ziggurat
a temple tower of multiple stepped-back stages
Battered
the upward and inward slope of a wall
Crennellated
a series of openings in the parapet
-defensive
Polytheism
belief in one or more gods
Bitumen
naturally occurring mineral pitch(tar)
-used for waterproofing,structural reinforcements
Nebuchadnezzar II
King of Babylon
-expanded empire
-rebuilt temples,paved roads
--hanging gardens
Ishtar
Assyrian/Babylonian goddess of love and war
Ra
supreme Egyptian deity-Sun God
-creator of all, associated with the pharoah
Osiris
King/Judge of the Dead
Ka
provided nourishment to the body after death
Ba
animated spirit
-moved between eath/underworld
Akh
transfigured spirit that resided in the underworld
Niche
a recess in the wall
-contained statue/ornament
Facade
face of a building
Serdab
chamber within mastaba containing statue of deceased
Mastaba
ancient Egyptian tomb with a flat top and battered sides built over burial sites
Cenotaph
empty tomb built as a monument to someone buried elswhere
Necropolis
large cemetery belonging to an ancient city
Mortuary Temple
adjoined pyramid
-open pillared court
-store rooms
-shrines
-chapel-
ben-ben
mound that arose and Atum, the creator settles
Hypostyle
hall/chamber whose roof is supported by many columns
Pylon Temple
large entrance to the temple
Clerestory
elevated series of windows for light and ventilation
Sunken relief
sculpture made by carving the image into the surface rather than carving away the surrounding materials.
Valley temple
built on the edge of the desert escarpment, was the place of reception for the royal body