A skill that improved and promoted the progress of western Mediterranean lands, which developed maritime relations that joined them to one another and bound them to the eastern Mediterranean

It is the primary theme during this period that the introduction and absorption of Classical Mediterranean and Early Christian forms in Germanic one, which fostered innovated new forms.

An arch having its springing line higher than the line of the mouldings.

A type of ceiling vault that was introduced during the Romanesque period, notably at Speyer Cathedral where the high vault of about 1060 is the first employment in Romanesque architecture of type of vault for a wide nave.

It was important feature of the Gothic Period specially on its architectural style which has a half-arch outside the building which carried the thrust weight of the roof and/or vaults of the building and have it transferred to a heavy column.

An architectural solution by which windows are divided into various sections and proportions by stone bars or ribs of mouldings creating a very elaborate window design.

The typical plan of Gothic Churches.

The Architecture of the Middle Ages, comprising of the Byzantine, pre-Romanesque, Romanesque, and Gothic Periods.

Of or pertaining to the ancient Greek history, culture, and art, especially before the time of Alexander the Great.

It is a type of vault in the Gothic period which is formed by intersecting two-pointed arch vaults perpendicularly, forming groins and ribs which also serves as support to the finished vault.

Dedicated in 315 CE, this Roman landmark celebrates the emperor's victory over the Roman tyrant Maxentius in 312 CE.

Characterized by a predominance of vertical lines in the stone tracery of windows. has enlargement of Windows of great proportions and typical Gothic Pointed Vaults.

The most common of all Gothic sculptures which can be found all over churches and cathedrals forming a monster like figure.

The rose or wheel window are among the finest achievements of the High Gothic period creating an adorning west façade of large French Cathedrals. What particular Gothic style was able to develop this window?

This temple was completed under the reign of Emperor Hadrian, yet the exact function of the building in antiquity is not known, more likely built as a building or temple for a ruler cult.

Evident in many large Roman buildings, this order, which was adapted from the Greeks became very common in many of their buildings.

During the Roman period, what is the main function of the structure shown in the image below?

What part of the Erechtheion is shown in the image below?

The following describes Decorated Gothic Style that came into England except for one.

British Archaeologist who made the Groupings of the tombs of Mycenae.

As described in the poetry of Homer, the following elements comprises the palace of Pylos except for one.

Romanesque columns which are massive such those at Durham Cathedral which is constructed of ashlar masonry and the hollow core was filled with rubble.

A foliate from classical style provided the inspiration for many Romanesque capitals, and the accuracy with which they were carved depended very much on the availability of original models.

The space between the sloping roof over the aisle and the aisle vaulting.