The horizontal element above the architrave and below the cornice in an entablature. Band of sculpture on the entablature.

A. Cornice
B. Skene
C. Base
D. Frieze

D. Frieze

A building with an arrangement of confusing pathways.

A. Echinus
B. Labyrinth
C. Doric
D. Anta

B. Labyrinth

Convex, roughly semi-circular moulding is often seen at the base of a classical column.

A. Torus
B. Ionic
C. Volute
D. Polis

A. Torus

Lowest part of a column or pier.

A. Naos
B. Anta
C. Base
D. Abacus

C. Base

The base, usually having steps, on which a collonaded temple sits.

A. Stoa
B. Stylobate
C. Volute
D. Base

B. Stylobate

Had painted frescoes from other buildings stored there with statues such as the wooden statue of Athena. Used Ionic columns. Used as a storage place. Porch of maidens attached to the building later after construction. The Caryatids were Captives of war – feet and arms were bound by rope.

A. The Temple of Athena Nike Acropolis, 427-424 BCE
B. The Erechtheion, Acropolis, 421-407 BCE.
C. The Propylaia Acropolis, 437-432 BCE
D. The Temple of Apollo

B. The Erechtheion, Acropolis, 421-407 BCE.

Open space used for market space. A temple was constructed on its side and other government buildings were built there, such as a city hall.

A. Torus
B. Anta
C. Agora
D. Naos

C. Agora

Order that is lighter to reflect women. The column has a base supporting its fluted shaft and capital with volutes. Its entablature also has an architrave and frieze. The cornice has dentils. Made of marble.

A. Polis
B. Doric
C. Ionic
D. Anta

C. Ionic

Columns in the plane of the front and rear walls and between anta.

A. In antis columns
B. Opisthodomos
C. Dentils
D. Peripteral Columns

A. In antis columns

The horizontal element above the architrave and below the cornice in an entablature. Band of sculpture on the entablature.

A building with an arrangement of confusing pathways.

Convex, roughly semi-circular moulding is often seen at the base of a classical column.

Lowest part of a column or pier.

The base, usually having steps, on which a collonaded temple sits.

Had painted frescoes from other buildings stored there with statues such as the wooden statue of Athena. Used Ionic columns. Used as a storage place. Porch of maidens attached to the building later after construction. The Caryatids were Captives of war – feet and arms were bound by rope.

Open space used for market space. A temple was constructed on its side and other government buildings were built there, such as a city hall.

Order that is lighter to reflect women. The column has a base supporting its fluted shaft and capital with volutes. Its entablature also has an architrave and frieze. The cornice has dentils. Made of marble.

Columns in the plane of the front and rear walls and between anta.

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