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143 Cards in this Set
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Discus Thrower/Diskobolos
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By Myron; Classical
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Sanctuaries
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Scared to one or more gods; closed with walls
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Temenos
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Palatial home for the gods; Greeks treat each element within individually
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Treasuries
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Store valuables
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Omphalos
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Naval; sky was attached to Omphalos of the Earth
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Oracle
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Place where god communite with humans
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Apollo's Messanger
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Pythia
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Colonnade
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Row of columns
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Stoa
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Columned pavilion open on three sides
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Halos
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Outdoor pavement; where to watch ceremonial dancing
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Geometric Period*
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1000-700 BCE*
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Orientalizing Period*
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700-600 BCE*
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Archaic Period*
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600-480 BCE*
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Classical Period
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480-380 BCE
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Late Archaic/Classical*
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530-400 BCE*
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Early Classical Period
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480-450 BCE; Severe Style
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Mature Classical Period
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450-400 BCE
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Late Classical Period
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400-325 BCE
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Classical to Hellenistic*
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450-1st century BCE*
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Cross-hatching
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Density of tone; illusion of shadow; Early Geometric
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Centaur
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Geometric; large size (1 ft+); Hollow body formed like a vase of a potter's wheel; deliberately broken into two pieces (ritual significance?)
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Slip
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Mixture of water and clay
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Dipylon Gate
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Vases discovered at this Western gate of Athens; Geometric first time human beings are depicted as part of narrative
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Difference Between Greek and Egyptian Version of Death
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Greek: survivors; Egyptians: fate of dead
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Man and Centaur
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Broze, 750 BCE; geometric; man stab centaur;
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Negative Spaces
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Open spaces designed to render piece pleasing from every view
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Porch
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Over the door of an early Greek temple
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Gable
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Triangular area in facade
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Facade
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Area directly above the front door
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Cella
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Naos; main room of temple; statue in lieu of hearth
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Pronaos
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Reception area that preceeds the audience hall
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Olpe
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Wide-mouthed pitcher
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Rosettes
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Stylized flower forms
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Black-Figure
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Dark shapes against very pale buff, color of Corinthian clay
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Gloss
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Clay slip mixed with metallic elements
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Elevations
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Arrangement, proportions, and apperance of the columns and entablatures (Doric, Ionian)
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Hera I
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On Paestum/Poseidonia; post and lintel structure; peristyle
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Peristyle
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Row of columns that surrounds the cella on all sides
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Entablature
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Tall lintel area
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Cornice
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Topmost element of entablature
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Raking Cornices
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Slanted cornices of the room
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Pediment
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Traingular Gable
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Necking
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Transition from the shaft
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Echinus
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Cushionlike, above Necking
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Abacus
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Square
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Architrave
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Plain flat band; part of Entablature; topped by decorated band
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Pillars
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Anta
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In antis
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Two columns between Pillars
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Amphiprostyle
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Row of columns at front and back but not on the sides
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Portico
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Framed by amphiprostyle; covered entrance porches
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Peristyle
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Peripteral; collonade on all 4 sides
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Adyton
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Unlit inner chamber at end of cella proper
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Opithodomos
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Enclosed porch at the back
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Stylobate
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Top step of the stereobate/layered foundation
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Stereobate
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Layered foundation
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Acroteria
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Waterspouts and terminal decorative elements
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Doric Order Proportion
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5.5:1 (height to diameter of base); 7:1
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Ionic Order Proportion
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9:1
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Corinthian capitals
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Stylized acanthus* leaves
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Astragal
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Convex band; Corinthian
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Entasis
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Columns swell in middle and then contract at top
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High Relief
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Break architectural frame
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Treasury of the Siphnians
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Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi; two caryatids
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Caryatids
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Columns carved in the form of draped women
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Groundline
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Self explanatory
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Doric Temple of Aphaia at Aegina
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Figures crouched/rising to fill the pediment; 490-480 BC
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Kore
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Korai plural; Greek woman; always clothed
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Kouros
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Kouroi; young man: gods, warriors, or athletes
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New York Kouros
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580 BCE; Like Menkaure; Statute in the round; nudity removes him from a social class
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Archaic Smile
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Closed-lip smile
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Kroisos Kouros
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530 BCE; Heroic strength
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Berline Kore
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570-560 BCE; parallel folds like on a columns robe was once painted; pomegranate in her right hand (Persephone)
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Attribute
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Indentifying symbol
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Peplos Kore
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530 BC; from Acropolis;
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Peplos
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Draped rectangle of cloth
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Encaustic
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Pigments and hot wax
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Kore (Chios)
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520 BC; Chiton (like Peplos but fuller); himaton
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Himation
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Cloak
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Calf Bearer
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560 BC
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Francois Vase
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transition from geometric to Archaic; 570 BCE, by Kleitias; marriage of Peleus and Thetis
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Volute Krater
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Large, vessel with scroll-shaped volute/handles
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Kleitias
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Made Francois Vase
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Amphora
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Large, all purpose storage jar
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Maenads
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Female worshippers of Dionysos
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Amasis Painter
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6century BC Amphora
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Tempera
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Paint made from egg yolks, water, and pigments
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Kantharos
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Wine Cup
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Exekias
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Artist; 6th century BCE
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Hydria
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Water jug
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Palmettes
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Fan-shaped petal designs
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Women at a Fountain House
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The Priam Painter; hydria
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Red-Figure
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Latter third of 6th century
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Euphronios*
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Red-figure technique master
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calyx krater
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Handles curve up like a flower calyx
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Death of Sarpedon
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By Euphronios
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Foreshortening
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used of Euphronios; gives effect of real space around the figures
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Kylix
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Drinking cup
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horror-vacui
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Fear of empty spaces
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naive realism
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Graves, processions, ect
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Prothesis
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Death scene
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Mantiklos Apollo
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Offering to either Apollo or another guy (titular)
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Center of art in geometric period
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Corinth
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Color of art in geometric period
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Black figure
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Cella
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The interior temple structure, where statue is housed
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In Antis
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The position of columns between two walls
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Prostyle
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The columns form a Portico or walkway across the front
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Amphiprostyle
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Has a colonnade on both front and back.
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Peripteral
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Any room surrounded by a row of columns.
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Peristyle
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A surrounding colonnade of columns
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Dipteral
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A building with a double peristyle (surrounded by two rows of columns)
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Stylobate
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Upper
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Stereobate
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Lower
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Fascaie
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Architrave divided into 3 of these
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Metopes and triglyphs
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Frieze divided into this in Doric order
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Siphnian Treasury
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earliest caryatids
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Temple of Aphaia
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Known for triangular pediment, dying warrior
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isocephaly
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Heads at the same level*
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Exekias
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Master of Black figure
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sgraffito
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Carve linear detail into black shapes
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Euphronios
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Red figure
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Death of Sarpedon
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Euphronius work
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Euthymides
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Twist human body
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Pan Painter
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Artemis slaying Acteon
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Birth of Athena; Posideon/Athena's contest
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Pantheon front and back pediments
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Panathenaic frieze
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Inside of Pantheon
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erechthem
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Mnesikles
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Krekrops
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Where erechtheum is
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Propylaia
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House public art
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Defeat of the Persians
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Freize on Athena-Nike
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Dolyphoros/Wounded Amazon
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Polykleitos
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Europa/Zeus
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Berlin Painter
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Penthesilea painter
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Panthesilea
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Athelete w/ a Strigil
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Lysippos
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Aphrodite of Knidos
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Praxiteles
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Hermes and Infant Dionysos
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Praxiteles
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battle of issus
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Mosaic; classical
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Epigonos
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Gallic cheftain; pergamon
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Ambulatory
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Skene
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scene building
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Proscenium
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archway at the front of stage
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Parados
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song by greek chorus
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Athena Pronaia
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Tholos
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Venus de Milo
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Alexander of Antioch
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