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| A recess, usually semicircular, in the wall of a building, commonly found at the east end of a church |
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| a tool for carving, engraving, and incising |
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| a sharp tool used for shaping and cutting wood or stone |
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| A figure partly shown in profile and other part in front view (twisted perspective) |
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| placement of shapes and objects etc |
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| arrangement of megalithic stones |
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| a method of decorating, shaping, and carving into metal or pottery with a sharp tool |
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| a type of "great stone" (greek) and large for architectural construction |
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| a thin board for mixing paint (makeup for egyptians) |
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| a system used for construction where two posts support a lintel |
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| a horizontal beam used to spam an opening |
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| In the round sculpture 3D |
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| figure projecting from sculpture carved to either be a high or low relief |
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| audience halls in persian palaces |
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| a room in a greek temple where the cult statue stands (a chamber in an ancient greek temple) |
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| an independent city, its own civilization with a government and rules its countryside |
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| a way of writing in Mesapotomia time where they would carve into clay |
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| a type of "stamp", a cylinder tool that you roll to print out a particular pattern on clay |
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| a perspective where an object looks extended |
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| greater size indicates greater importance |
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| a gardian that is half man half bull (Asyrian Art) |
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| a way of writing through pictures |
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| levels where motifs are placed |
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| a carved stone to mark graves and historical events |
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| a type of Egyptian stone statue with a cubic shape and simple carved body parts |
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| rule of proportion. Beauty must be correct |
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| In ancient Egypt where organs were placed in jars to put with the deceased mummy |
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| uppermost member of a female figure that functions as a column |
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| the part of a building that rises up above the roofs and other parts |
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| row of columns with lintels |
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| half round column attached to a wall |
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| roughly cemicircular around columns |
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| system of writing using pictures and symbols |
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| roof supported by columns (egypt and mosques) |
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| In ancient Egypt, immortal substance |
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| A technique used by Egyptians to preserve bodies to serve ka (after life) |
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| a large cemetry, a city of the dead |
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| to make paper material to write on (Egypt) |
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| simple and massive passageway in an egyptian temple |
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| mythical egyptian beast with a head of a human and a body of a lion |
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