History 2 - Ancient Greece

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The quintessential Greek chair.

• Klismos

• Thronos

• Threnys

• Kline

This Greek chair was typically associated with men and carved from stone or wood. It usually had a matching footstool to symbolically elevate the individual as someone of high stature. It is also the origin of the word "throne" in English.

The Diphros is similar to the Egyptian folding stool.

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• False

The small stone or glass tiles used to create mosaics.

• Tesserae

• Tesseract

• Tessellate

• Tessitura

The Gynaeconitis were spaces within the Greek home meant for the use of the female members of the household.

• True

• False

The Oikos is considered the _____________ of the Ancient Greek home.

• Living Room

• Courtyard

• Foyer

• Bedroom

The Atrium is the

• Central courtyard

• Well or pool in the courtyard

• Living room

• Master bedroom

This small portable table was often paired with the couch.

• Trapeza

• Klismos

• Kline

• Threnys

Ceiling treatment often used by the Greek which features recessed panels.

• Coffered Ceiling

• Drop Ceiling

• Recessed Ceiling

• Cove Ceiling