What building material allowed Roman buildings to last longer? It was hard and watertight.

What architectural feature did the Romans use to make their constructions such as bridges and the Colosseum strong?

Roman temples took inspiration from

This was the main room in a Roman temple:

The Romans invented this by mixing volcanic ash, water, and lime. It is a type of liquid rock that dries and becomes solid. It was used to make huge monuments.

The Greek developed three architectural systems called orders. They were:

Shallow grooves running vertically along a column are called:

This is an example of the _____________ order of architecture:

Romans brought a lot of new ideas to architecture. What was NOT one of those new ideas?

The triangular space on top of a temple, often filled with sculpture:

The decorative head of the column is called the:

Which of these temple features were inspired by Etruscan architecture?

What does a pseudo-peripteral colonnade feature?

Which of these are particularly ROMAN architectural features?

What plant features on the Corinthian column?

Who was this temple dedicated to?

What is this architectural feature called?

What is this architectural feature - writing on a building - called?