Column with volutes, egg and dart pattern, feminine
Ionic
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Column with a boss, acanthus leaves, astragal, young maiden
Corinthian
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Gold and ivory overlay on a statue
Chryselephantine
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Female statues on the Erechtheion
Caryatids
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Space between columns
Intercolumniation
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Roof supported by columns, open
Portico
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Main section of column
Shaft
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Spike between decorative indents
Arrist
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Indents in column
Fluting
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Correct term for a triangular roof
Pitched
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All steps of a Greek temple?
Krepidoma
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Middle of pediment, sculptural arrangements can be found here
Tympanum
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Doric columns developed in the...?
West
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Ionic columns developed in the...?
East
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Decoration that resembles teeth
Dentils
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Tiny volute
Helix
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architectural ornament placed on a flat base called the acroter or plinth, mounted at the apex of the pediment
Acroterion
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One of a series of horizontal bands, each projecting beyond the one below to form the architrave in the Ionic and Corinthian orders
Faciae
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a short plain concave section between the capital and the shaft of a classical Doric or Tuscan column
Necking
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Flat slab on top of a capital, supporting the architrave
Abacus
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an ovolo molding, especially one having an outline with several radii or one carved with an egg-and-dart pattern. the prominent circular molding supporting the abacus of a Doric or Tuscan capital. Also called cymatium.
Echinus
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a tablet in A Doric frieze with three vertical grooves alternating with metopes
Tryglyph
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Square space between triglyphs in a Doric frieze
Metope
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A small band between the flutes of a column
Fillet
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Main beam resting across the tops of columns
Architrave
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First statue from classical antiquity known to use contrapposto
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