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100

This ancient culture was heavily focused on their lineage and legacy.

Who are the Romans?

100

The Italian word used to describe the way in which the different parts of the human body are counterpoised - balanced against each other to show 'weight-shift.'

What is Contrapposto?

100

This folio featuring the evangelist Matthew comes from this gospel book.

What is the Book of Durrow?

100



This ancient Near Eastern structure was central to Sumerian society.

What is a ziggurat?

100

This Holy Roman Emperor commissioned art and architecture that connected him to early Christian rulers like Constantine & Justinian.

Who is Charlemagne? 

100

The Hagia Sophia and San Vitale are examples of this type of church plan.

What is a central plan?

200

Who are the Etruscans?

200

The is the term used to describe the domestication of plants and animals leading to agriculture and permanent settlements.

What is the Neolithic Revolution

200

This author portrait of John the Evangelist is featured in this Carolingian Gospel Book.

What are the Coronation Gospels?

200

The most elementary form of architecture as seen at Stonehenge

What is Post and Lintel?
200

This ruler is represented in his eponymous Gospel Book.

Who is Otto III?

200

 Unusual depictions of Mary as an imperial queen as seen here come from this Roman church. 

What is Santa Maria Maggiore?

300

These Aegean peoples were renowned for their pottery. 

Who are the Minoans or Cretans?

300

Hyperrealism favored by Ancient Romans of the Republic.

What is verism?

300

This small object was a luxury item for personal prayer and devotion.

What is a Book of Hours?

300

This style of architecture from the middle ages is named after its use of arches and is noted for its heavy, massive qualities.

What is Romanesque?

300

This Pharaoh was the first documented female ruler and was typically depicted as male.

Who is Hatshepsut?

300

This is the architectural order found throughout the temples at the Acropolis

What is the Ionic Order?

400

The mask of Agamemnon is attributed to this ancient Aegean culture.

What is Mycenae?

400

Th earliest known writing script used by the first Ancient Near Eastern cultures.

What is Cuneiform?

400

The Book of Kells was created by this culture.

What is Insular or Hiberno-Saxon?

400

This Byzantine architectural principle that the heavy solidity of a church’s exterior is dissolved when entering the interior through heavenly light and ornamentation.

What is dematerialization?

400

The Bayeux Tapestry depicts William the Conqueror's successful Norman invasion of the Anglo-Saxons at this Battle.

What is the Battle of Hastings?

400

The Palatine Chapel at Aachen was built during this dynasty.

What is Carolingian?

500

Lamassu were gaurdians found throughout this empire's palaces.

Who are the Assyrians?

500

Interpretation of events in Old Testament or pagan history as prefigurations which find their fulfillment in New Testament events, most notably Christ.

What is typology?

500

This painting from Pompeii is a key influence for author pages in illuminated manuscripts.

What is the Poet Menander fresco?

500

These architectural features made the dome of the Hagia Sophia possible.

What are Pendentives and Squinches?

500

This Persian ruler was noted for being so accepting of all cultures and faiths, even allowing people return to their homelands.

Who is Cyrus the Great?

500

Many Ancient Near Eastern temples where made from this impermanent material.

What is baked mud-brick?

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