History of Architecture (Ancient Greece)

In greek architecture this space is the women's quarter of the house

• oikonomia

• gynaikon

• andron

• klibanos

In Greek Architecture this is the semi-open corridor that connects the courtyard to the house's residential areas.

• louterion

• cella

• stoas

• pastas

This central public area is the center for business, social, political and social life in ancient Greece.

• acroterion

• acropolis

• agora

• agoda

According to Homer, this generally stood in the center of the house's courtyard.

• Altar to Zeus

• Pool

• Statue of Zeus

• Olive Tree

This is the part of a Greek home that is reserved only for men. Wives and daughters were prohibited inside.

• atlantes

• naos

• andron

• boule

This is a narrow-raised stage where solo actors usually performed.

• theatron

• mechane

• skene

• proskenion

In Greek theatre this was usually used to lift actors in the air to portray flight.

• mechane

• gantry

• skene

• parodos

In Greek theatre this is the building behind the play area and is used for changing costumes and masks, the building itself is painted to portray the background of the play.

• megaron

• skene

• proskenion

• parados

He was a Greek politician in the golden age of Athens. It is through his efforts that Athens acquired its reputation as the educational and cultural center of Ancient Greece. He started an ambitious project that generated most of the surviving structures in the Acropolis.

• Alkibiades

• Socrates

• Pericles

• Perseus

Which of these structures are among the seven wonders of the ancient world?

• Parthenon

• Statue of Zeus in Olympia

• Temple of Apollo Epicurius

• Statue of Athena Promachos