Ancient Greece
Ancient Egyptian
Ancient Etruscan
Ancient Rome
Ancient Near East
100
The seated boxer was created during this period of Greek art.
Hellenistic
100
The relief of Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters was most likely originally displayed
In a household shrine used for private worship or devotion.
100
Works such as this Etruscan sarcophagus with reclining figures were made of what type of material?
What is Terracotta
100
The Pantheon in Rome is believed to have been built as a temple to worship what god/goddess?
What are all the gods?
100
The structure shown can be identified as a 
What is a ziggurat
200
The sculptural work shown can be attributed to Classical Greece because of its
idealized figures with calm expressions in an architectural setting
200
Akhenaton, Nefertiti, and three daughters demonstrate continuity within ancient Egyptian artistic traditions through their
(A) depiction of figures in composite poses
(B) dynamic, asymmetrical composition
(C) organization of images in stacked registers
(D) emphasis on surface texture through high-relief carving
200
The Etruscans were an ancient civilization that flourished from the 8th to the 3rd century BCE in what is today this European Country
What is Italy
200
The purpose of using coffers, or sunken ceiling panels, in a building's ceiling and barrel vault design
What is to reduce the weight?
200
The Audience Hall (apadana) at Persepolis was destroyed in retaliation by which Maced
onian/Greek Leader?
Who is Alexander the Great?
300
What do we call the body shift that occurs in early classical Greek sculpture?
What is Contrapposto
300
The work shown can be identified
as a page from
The Egyptian Book of the Dead
300
This dynamic, terracotta figure once stood on the roof of the Temple of Minerva at Veii and displays the characteristic Etruscan interest in movement and stylized 'Archaic smiles.' 
Who is Apollo (Apulu)?
300
The Roman Empire was able to build bigger and stronger buildings due to their invention and pioneering of this material still used today
What is concrete?
300
This structure would have been built on top of a Sumerian Ziggurat
What is the temple?
400
What is the name for the triangular section that appears on the upper part of a Greek Temple?
What is the Pediment?
400
These two objects of Egyptian rule are known as 
What is the Crook and Flail
400
Because they lacked the fine marble of the Greeks, Etruscans primarily used these three materials for their temples and large-scale sculptures.
What are wood, mud-brick, and terracotta?
400
This marble statue of the first Roman emperor uses the 'Adlocutio' gesture and Cupid on a dolphin to signal both his oratorical skill and his divine lineage.
Who is Augustus of Prima Porta?
400
These votive statues have large eyes and clasped hands and appear to be waiting for 
What is their god's return?
500
The smile seen on Early Ancient Greek sculpture is known as
What is the Archaic Smile?
500
This image shows the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, which 
was primarily used for this purpose
what is a compact for holding makeup.
500
According to Vitruvius, Etruscan temples differed from Greek ones by having this single defined entrance point and being elevated on a high podium.
What is a frontal staircase?
500
Found in the House of the Faun, this floor decoration is actually a Roman copy of a lost Greek painting, created using over 1.5 million tiny colored tiles.
What is the Alexander Mosaic?
500
This image, originally thought to be a military flag, shows what two different sides of life in the Ancient Near East
What is War and Peace?