A. Acropolis, Athens, 421-407 BCE
B. Palace of Knossos – 1900 BCE
C. The Propylaia Acropolis, 437-432 BCE
D. The Temple of Athena Nike Acropolis, 427-424 BCE

C. The Propylaia Acropolis, 437-432 BCE

Has Ionic style, symbolizing the characteristics of the Nike, a mystical, small, female, fairy with glowing wings. They were a good omen.

A. Temple of Hera Olympia (ca. 600-590 BCE)
B. The Temple of Athena Nike Acropolis, 427-424 BCE
C. The Propylaia Acropolis, 437-432 BCE
D. The Erechtheion, Acropolis, 421-407 BCE.

B. The Temple of Athena Nike Acropolis, 427-424 BCE

A Doric Temple for the God Apollo, was built at Delphi.

A. The City of Athens
B. Aegean Megaron
C. The Temple of Apollo
D. Temenos

C. The Temple of Apollo

A pier carved in the form of a standing woman and used in place of a

Orchestra backdrop structure at a Greek theatre.

The vestibule or front porch to the shrine room in a Greek Temple.

A linear building with one or more rows of columns used for shops, meetings, or exhibitions. Multipurpose building. Covered space that you can look out at. Anta, colonnade, and solid wall that held a roof.

Element of the Doric frieze, set alternately with triglyphs. Panels contain low relief carvings.

The uppermost part of an entablature overhangs off the wall.

Gateway to the Acropolis. Has the Doric order.

Has Ionic style, symbolizing the characteristics of the Nike, a mystical, small, female, fairy with glowing wings. They were a good omen.

A Doric Temple for the God Apollo, was built at Delphi.

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