Hoa 1 Review

HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
PREHISTORIC & ANCIENT NEAR

EAST
review
AR.EMMANUEL R. BADAGUAS, UAP
PREHISTORIC
ARCHITECTURE
1. MESOLITHIC is a part of which
Prehistoric Age?
A. Bronze Age
B. Stone Age MESO = MIDDLE
LITH = STONE
C. Iron Age Middle Stone Age,
c80000-7000 BC)
D. Ice Age
2. It covered the Minoan Period of the
Crete & Greek Period, Which Prehistoric
age is this?
A. Bronze Age BRONZE AGE – Covered the Minoan

Period of the Crete & Greek Period.
B. Stone Age
C. Iron Age
D. Ice Age
3. This Prehistoric age was 25 to 50
years before Julius Caesar
A. Bronze Age
B. Stone Age
C. Iron Age IRON AGE – 25 to 50
D. Ice Age years before Julius
Caesar.
4. It was Old Stone Age, c40000-80000
BC – mostly nomadic hunter.
A. PALEOLITHIC PALEO – “old”

B. MESOLITHIC LITH – “stone”
C. NEOLITHIC
D. ICEOLITHIC
5. It was the New Stone Age, c7000-
2300 BC – began to settle year-round.
A. PALEOLITHIC
B. MESOLITHIC
C. NEOLITHIC
D. ICEOLITHIC
6. Which of the following is NOT
included in the 3 Types of Early Known
Architecture?
A. Pyramid 3 TYPES OF EARLY

B. Dwellings KNOWN ARCHITECTURE:
• Dwellings
C. Religious Monument • Religious Monuments
D. Burial Grounds • Burial Grounds
7. What is the earliest form of
dwellings?
A. Pyramid
B. Tree House
C. Ziggurat Lascaux Cave – is the setting of a complex of caves
in southwestern France famous for its Paleolithic
D. Rock Cave cave paintings. They contain some of the best-known

Upper Paleolithic art.
8. It was a dry walled rough stone
shelter with corbelled roof.
A. CLOCHAN
B. TEPEE
C. TRULLO
D. HOGAN TRULLO - dry walled rough stone
shelter with corbelled roof
9.It was made from tree barks, animal
skins & plant leaves.
A. TENT
B. HUT
C. TEPEE / TIPI
D. HOGAN
10. Is a dry-stone hut with a corbelled
roof, commonly associated with the
south-western Irish seaboard.
A. CLOCHAN
B. TEPEE
C. WIGWAM
D. HOGAN
BEEHIVE OR CLOCHAN
11.Conical tent with wooden poles as
framework. Sometimes covered with
rush mats and an animal skin door.
A. TENT
B. HUT
C. TEPEE / TIPI
D. HOGAN
12. Primitive Indian structure of joined
logs.
A. TENT
B. HUT
C. WIGWAM
D. HOGAN
13. Primitive house with mud walls and
roof of palm leaves.
A. IRAQUI MUDHIF
B. NIGERIAN HUT
C. WIGWAM
D. SUMATRAN HOUSE
14. Covered with split reed mats, built on
a reed platform to prevent settlement.
A. IRAQUI MUDHIF
B. IGLOO
C. WIGWAM
D. SUMATRAN HOUSE
15. A hut or tent with a domed or conical
roof made by fastening bark, hides, or reed
mats over a framework of poles (as used
traditionally by some North American Indian
peoples).
A. CLOCHAN
B. HUT
C. WIGWAM
D. TRULLO
16. House for several families, built of
timber and palm leaves, the fenced pen
underneath is for livestock.
A. IRAQUI MUDHIF
B. NIGERIAN HUT
C. WIGWAM
D. SUMATRAN HOUSE
17. Built up spirally constructed of hard-
packed snow blocks.
A. TENT
B. HUT
C. TEPEE / TIPI
D. IGLOO / ESKIMO
18. Isolated single upright stone also
known as “menhir”.
A. MONOLITH
B. MEGALITHIC
C. CROMLECH
D. DOLMEN
19. Memorial of victory over one tribe. Serves
a religious purpose. Sometimes arranged in
parallel rows, reaching several miles and
consisting of thousands of stones.
A. STONEHENGE
B. MENHIR
C. CROMLECH
D. DOLMEN
20. Several number of stones.
A. MONOLITH
B. MEGALITHIC
C. CROMLECH
D. DOLMEN
21. Two or more upright stones
supporting a horizontal slab. Tomb of
standing stones usually capped with a
large horizontal slab.
A. MONOLITH
B. MEGALITHIC
C. CROMLECH
D. DOLMEN
22. Three or more upright stones
capped by unchain flat stone. Enclosure
formed by huge stones planted on the
ground in circular form.
A. MONOLITH
B. MEGALITHIC
C. CROMLECH
D. DOLMEN
23. Where is this located?
A. FRANCE
B. ENGLAND
C. SOUTH KOREA
D. RUSSIA
STONEHENGE, England
24. What is the name of the stone
circle?
A. NURAGHE
B. CARNAC STONES
C. AVEBURY STONE CIRCLE
D. GOBEKLI TEPE
25. What is the name of the stone
formation?
A. NURAGHE
B. CARNAC STONES
C. AVEBURY STONE CIRCLE
D. GOBEKLI TEPE
26. Is a mound of earth and stones raised over a
grave or graves. Tumuli are also known as
barrows, burial mounds or kurgans, and may be
found throughout much of the world. A cairn,
which is a mound of stones built for various
purposes
A. TUMULUS
B. PYRAMID
C. MASTABA
D. DOMOS
A. JAPAN
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. USA
D. ITALY
Cohakia in St. Louis, Missouri, USA
A. JAPAN
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. SCOTLAND
D. ITALY DAISEN KOFUN in Japan (an example
of a very elaborate tumulus)
A. SPAIN
B. MEXICO
C. GUATEMALA
D. BRAZIL
The Olmec colossal heads are stone representations of
human heads sculpted from large basalt boulders. They
range in height from 1.17 to 3.4 metres. The heads date OLMEC HEADS, MEXICO
from at least 900 BC and are a distinctive feature of the
Olmec civilization of ancient Mesoamerica.
A. SOUTH AFRICA
B. IRAN
C. SCOTLAND
D. ENGLAND
The Callanish Stones are an arrangement of standing
stones placed in a cruciform pattern with a central stone CALLANISH STONES, SCOTLAND
circle. They were erected in the late Neolithic era, and
were a focus for ritual activity during the Bronze Age.
31. Identify the picture.
A. CALLANISH STONES
B. GOBEKLI TEPE
C. NURAGHE
D. VOLKONSKY
Göbekli Tepe is a Neolithic archaeological site in the
Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey. Dated to the
Pre-Pottery Neolithic, between c. 9500 and 8000 TURKEY
BCE, the site comprises a number of large circular
structures supported by massive stone pillars – the
world's oldest known megaliths.
A. CALLANISH STONES
B. GOBEKLI TEPE
C. NURAGHE
D. VOLKONSKY
The nuraghe, or also nurhag in English, is the
main type of ancient megalithic edifice found in
Sardinia, developed during the Nuragic Age
between 1900 and 730 B.C. Today it has come to
be the symbol of Sardinia and its distinctive SARDINIA, ITALY
culture known as the Nuragic civilization.
A. CALLANISH STONES
B. TARXIEN TEMPLE
C. VISHAP’S DRAGON
D. VOLKONSKY
The Tarxien Temples are an archaeological
complex in Tarxien, Malta. They date to
approximately 3150 BC. The site was accepted
as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1992
along with the other Megalithic temples on the MALTA
island of Malta.
A. CALLANISH STONES
B. TARXIEN TEMPLE
D. VOLKONSKY
Volkonsky dolmen is a monument of megalithic culture,
located in the Lazerovsky forest district of the Sochi national
park. According to the date of construction, the West
Caucasian dolmens are referred to the end of the 4-2
millennium BC. The Volkonsky dolmen is the only fully
preserved dolmen of the MONOLITH type in the world. Its VOLKONSKY DOLMEN, RUSSIA
chamber is completely carved into the rock through a small
inlet.
A. ADAM’S CALENDAR
B. SACSAYHUAMAN STONES
D. TOWER OF TOGHRUL
A vishapakar also known as vishap stones, vishap stelae, "serpent-
stones", "dragon stones", are characteristic monoliths found in large
numbers in the Armenian Highlands, in natural and artificial ponds,
and other sources of water. They are commonly carved from one piece
of stone, into cigar-like shapes with fish heads or serpents. Supposedly
they are images of vishaps, a water dragon of Armenian folklore. There VISHAP’S DRAGON STONES, ARMENIA
are about 150 known extant vishap stelae, of which 90 are found in
Armenia.
A. JAPAN
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. INDONESIA
D. CHINA
"This group of dolmen are the largest and most varied. They are known
as the Jungnim-ri dolmens and are centered in Maesan village, Gochang
County, North Jeolla province.
The dolmens were built from east to west at the foot of a series of hills
at an altitude of 15 to 50 meters/49 feet to 164 feet. Generally, the
capstones of the dolmens are around 1 to 5.8 meters/3.2 to 19 feet in
length and may weigh up to 225 tons. 442 dolmen have been
documented and classified based on the size of the capstone.
Gochang Dolmens
This group is believed to have been constructed around the seventh
century BCE.
A. DARABGERD, IRAN
B. ADAM’S CALENDAR
C. ELS VILARS, ARBECA
D. GREAT MOUND OF KNOWTH
Darabgerd is a circular city located in southern Iran, 9km south-west of Darab. It may be considered as
the initial capital of Sassanian Kingdom.The foundation of the city has been placed at the time of Darius
the Great(522- 486 BC). The governmental citadel was located at the top of dome-shaped mountain.
This city was protected by a very high circular rampart and also a deep trench.
A. DARABGARD, IRAN
C. ELS VILARS, ARBECA
Known to only a select few and accessible solely by rough dirt roads
past the wild horses of Kaapschehoop, the megalithic stone calendar
is dubbed Adam’s Calendar. With the shape of a circle and a
diameter of 100 feet, it is nicknamed the “Birthplace of the Sun” and
dubbed “Africa’s Stonehenge.” As with many similar stone SOUTH AFRICA
monuments, it loosely aligns with the celestial world.
A. TEMPLE OF INSCRIPTIONS
B. SACSAYHUAMAN STONES
C. VADA VALLEY MEGALITHS
D. TOWER OF TOGHRUL
Sacsayhuamán, which can be spelled many
different ways[1][2][3] (possibly from Quechua
language, waman falcon[4] or variable hawk),[5] is
a citadel on the northern outskirts of the city
of Cusco, Peru, the historic capital of the Inca PERU
Empire.
A. RANI-KI-VAV, INDIA
B. LONGMEN GROTTOES, CHINA
C. THE ROYAL KURGAN, CRIMEA
D. MADAIN SALIH, KSA
The Royal Kurgan or Tsarskiy Kurgan from the 4th century
BC, is one of the most impressive tumuli of the eastern
Crimea. The burial barrow is located in the present-day
Kerch, which developed out of the ancient Greek town
Panticapaeum founded by Miletus.
A. GOSECK CIRCLE, GERMANY
C. DARABGARD, IRAN
The Goseck circle (German: Sonnenobservatorium Goseck) is a Neolithic structure in Goseck in

the Burgenlandkreis district in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany.
Its construction is dated to approximately 4900 B.C., and appears to have remained in use until about
4700 B.C. Thus, it may be the oldest and best known of the circular enclosures associated with the
Central European Neolithic. Currently, the site is presented officially by the state archaeologists and
the local association that looks after it as a ritual or cult structure.
A. GOSECK CIRCLE, GERMANY

C. MAES HOWE, SCOTLAND
Maeshowe is a Neolithic chambered cairn and passage

grave situated on Mainland Orkney, Scotland. It was
probably built around 2800 BC. In the archaeology of
Scotland, it gives its name to the Maeshowe type of
chambered cairn, which is limited to Orkney.
43. Location?
A. INDIA
B. TURKEY
C. PAKISTAN
D. MEXICO
Myra (Ancient Greek: Μύρα, Mýra) was
a Lycian, then ancient Greek, then Greco-
Roman, then Byzantine Greek,
then Ottoman town in Lycia, which became
the small Turkish town of Kale,
renamed Demre in 2005, in the present-
day Antalya Province of Turkey. Myra - Ancient Lyka City, Turkey
44. Location?
A. INDIA
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. PERU
D. INDONESIA
Bada Valley or Napu Valley is located at remote
area at Poso Regency, it is part of Lore Lindu
National Park Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, and
its one of remote tourism object at Sulawesi
Island. These unique landscape which is totally
different from the others tourism object at
BADA VALLEY MEGALITH, INDONESIA
Sulawesi, contains hundreds of megaliths going
back to about 14th century.
45. Location?
A. GUATEMALA
B. SYRIA
C. PERU
D. IRAN
The Ain Dara temple is an Iron Age Syro-Hittite temple noted for its
similarities to Solomon's Temple, also known as the First Temple, as
described in the Hebrew Bible. It is located near the village of Ain Dara,
in Afrin, Syria. According to the excavator Ali Abu Assaf, it existed from
1300 BC until 740 BC and remained almost unchanged during the
construction of Solomon's Temple (1000–900 BC) as it had been
before, so that it predates the Temple.
AIN DARA TEMPLE, SYRIA

46. Location?
A. GUATEMALA
B. BRAZIL
C. PERU
D. COLOMBIA
EL INFIERNITO
A prehistoric Muisca site in Colombia, El Infiernito is composed of several earthworks that surround a
setting of upright standing stones otherwise known as menhirs. It is believed that the site used to be a
center of religious ceremonies and spiritual purification rites during the pre-Columbian era. Its name
means “little hell.”
47. Location?
A. IRELAND
B. SCOTLAND
C. ENGLAND
D. ICELAND NEWGRANGE, IRELAND
Built in 3200 BC during the Neolithic period, Newgrange is a prehistoric monument located in County
Meth, Ireland and is around one kilometer north of River Boyne. It is a large circular mound with a
stone passageway and chambers inside. Considered as the most popular monument within the
Neolithic Brú na Bóinne complex, it shares many similarities with other Neolithic constructions in
Western Europe.
48. Location?
A. SOUTH AFRICA
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. WELSH IS.
D. RUSSIA BRYN CELLI DDU, WELSH ISLAND
A prehistoric site on the Welsh Island of Anglesey in Llanddaniel Fab, Bryn Celli Ddu is an ancient
monument that means “the mound in the dark grove.” It was a stone circle and henge that stood at
the site during the Neolithic period, but the original structure was plundered in 1699.
49. Location?
A. SOUTH AFRICA
B. SOUTH KOREA
C. WELSH IS.
D. RUSSIA DOLMENS OF NORTH CAUCASUS, RUSSIA
Known to represent a unique type of prehistoric architecture, the Dolmens of North Caucasus were
built between 25,000 and 10,000 BC with precisely dressed large stone blocks. These dolmens lie
throughout the Caucasus Mountains, including the Abkhazia. They are represented by rectangular
structures made of stone slabs or cut in rocks with holes in their façade.
50. Location?
A. IRELAND
B. SCOTLAND
C. ENGLAND
D. ICELAND CERNE ABBAS GIANT, ENGLAND
Located in the West County of England, Cerne Abbas Giant is described as a huge outline sculpted in to
the chalk hillside above the village of Cerne Abbas. Its form represents a naked, club-wielding giant.
ANCIENT NEAR EAST
ARCHITECTURE
(MESOPOTAMIAN)
51. It was known as the “Cradle of
Civilization” primarily because of two
developments that occurred there, in the
region of Sumer, in the 4th century BCE?
A. EGYPTIAN
B. MESOPOTAMIAN
C. GREEK
D. ROMAN
52. It was considered the first city in the
world by the ancient Sumerians and,
certainly, is among the most ancient of
ruins.
A. ERIDU
B. SUMER
C. UR
D. BABYLON
53. It was the first independent city state
A. ERIDU
B. SUMER
C. UR
D. BABYLON
54. Is one of the earliest known systems
of writing, distinguished by its wedge-
shaped marks on clay tablets, made by
means of a blunt reed for a stylus.
A. VOTIVE FIGURES
B. BABAYLAN
C. HIEROGLYPHICS
D. CUNEIFORM
55. Are of men and women that are related to the
Near Eastern devotional practice where the
worshippers would sculpt images of themselves in
a shrine and place them in front of an even larger
image of the god they were worshipping.
A. VOTIVE FIGURES
B. BABAYLAN
C. HIEROGLYPHICS
D. EPIC OF GIGALMESH
56. Famed victory stele depicts him as a
god-king climbing a mountain above his
soldiers, and his enemies, the defeated
Lullubi.
A. HEIRATIC SCALE
B. STELE OF NARAM-SIN
C. STELE OF LAGASH
57. An epic poem from Mesopotamia, is
amongst the earliest surviving works of
literature.
A. EPIC OF HAMMURABI
B. STELE OF NARAM-SIN
C. STELE OF LAGASH
58. He defeated the Sumerians.
A. SARGON I
B. SARGON II
C. KING HAMMURABI
D. KING NEBUDCHADNEZZAR
59. United the various Mesopotamian ethnic
groups who enjoyed calm and prosperity under
his rule, and merged their cultures.
A. SARGON I
B. SARGON II
C. KING HAMMURABI
D. KING NEBUDCHADNEZZAR
60. Set of laws issued throughout all the
cities in the Empire to protect their
residents.
A. CODE OF HAMMURABI
B. CODE OF NARAM-SIN
C. LAGASH CODE
D. GIGALMESH CODE
61. Based in Ashur, biggest empire under
King Ashurbanipal – conquered
Mesopotamia, Syria, Palestine and Egypt.
A. ASSYRIAN
B. BABYLONIAN
C. PERSIAN
D. AKKADIAN
62. Is an Assyrian protective deity, often
depicted with a bull or lion's body,
eagle's wings, and human's head.
A. ETEMENAKI
B. APADANA
C. LAMASSU
63. A period of Mesopotamian history which
began in 626 BC and ended in 539 BC.
A. NEO-BABYLONIAN
B. BABYLONIAN
C. PERSIAN
D. AKKADIAN
64. He was a patron of the cities and a
spectacular builder. He rebuilt all of
Babylonia's major cities on a lavish scale.
A. SARGON I
B. SARGON II
C. KING HAMMURABI
D. KING NEBUDCHADNEZZAR II
65. According to accounts, it was built to
cheer up Nebuchadnezzar's homesick
wife, Amyitis.
A. HANGING GARDENS OF
BABYLON
B. ZIGGURAT OF UR
C. ISHTAR GATE
D. ETEMENAKI
66. The “temple of the foundation of
heaven and earth”. Originally seven
stories in height, little remains of it now
save ruins.
A. ETEMENAKI
B. TOWER OF BABEL
C. ZIGGURAT OF UR
D. PALACE OF PERSEPOLIS
67. Dedicated to the Babylonian goddess
Ishtar (goddess of love, war and fertility),
the gate was constructed using glazed
brick with alternating rows of bas-relief.
A. HANGING GARDENS OF
BABYLON
B. ZIGGURAT OF UR
C. ISHTAR GATE
D. ETEMENAKI
68. Begun by Cyrus the Great from 559
to 529 BC.
A. NEO-BABYLONIAN
B. BABYLONIAN
C. PERSIAN
D. AKKADIAN
69. He had provinces ruled by a satrap,
who guarded the roads, collected taxes
and controlled the army.
A. ALEXANDER THE GREAT

B. DARIUS I
C. DARIUS III
D. KING NEBUDCHADNEZZAR II
70. Were built by the Sumerians,
Babylonians, Akkadians, and Assyrians
for local religions.
A. ZIGGURAT
B. ZIGGURAT OF UR
C. CHOGHA ZANBIL OF ELAM
71. Identify.
A. ZIGGURAT
B. ZIGGURAT OF UR
C. CHOGHA ZANBIL OF ELAM
72. Identify.
A. WHITE TEMPLE ZIGGURAT

B. ZIGGURAT OF UR
C. CHOGHA ZANBIL OF
ELAM
73. Identify.

B. ZIGGURAT OF NINIVEH
C. APADANA
74. People from all over the empire were
involved in its construction.

B. ZIGGURAT OF NINIVEH
C. APADANA
75. Is a large hypostyle hall, the best-
known examples being the great
audience hall and portico at Persepolis.
A. HALL OF HUNDRED
COLUMNS
B. GATE OF ALL NATIONS
C. APADANA
D. PALACE OF KHORSABAD
76. Palace is located in the ruins of the ancient
city of Persepolis. Xerxes, who built this structure,
named it "The Gate of All Countries"
A. HALL OF HUNDRED
COLUMNS
C. GATE OF SARGON
77. Used as an audience and throne-
hall.
A. HALL OF HUNDRED
COLUMNS
C. GATE OF SARGON
78. Which is not a part of Palace of
Persepolis?
A. THE GREAT STAIRCASE

B. PROPYLON
C. THE GREAT PALACE OF
XERXES
D. PALACE OF SARGON
79. It was built by King Sargon II, who
reigned from 722 to 705 BC, and
abandoned when he died in battle.
A. PALACE OF DARIUS
B. PALACE OF XERXES
C. PALACE OF PERSEPOLIS
80. Segregated living quarters used by
wives and concubines in an Ottoman
household.
A. HAREM
B. KHAN
C. SERAGLIO
D. MASJID
81. Literally means “Forbidden place”. Refers
to the sphere of women in what are usually a
polygynous household and their enclosed
quarters that are forbidden to men.
A. HAREM
B. KHAN
C. SERAGLIO
D. MASJID
82. An inn with a large courtyard that
provides accommodation for caravans.
A. HAREM
B. KHAN
C. SERAGLIO
D. MASJID
83. Identify.
A. ASSYRIAN
B. BABYLONIAN
C. PERSIAN
D. AKKADIAN
RUINS OF RESAFA FROM THE ASSYRIAN PERIOD.
84. Identify.
A. PALACE OF DARIUS I
B. PALACE OF PERSEPOLIS
C. PALACE OF SARGON II
85. Identify.
A. ASHUR
B. BABYLON
C. SUMER
D. PERSIA
86. Identify.
A. HAMMURABI TEMPLE
B. INANNA TEMPLE RUINS
C. NIPPUR TEMPLE RUINS
D. SARGON II RUINS
87. Identify.
A. ASSYRIAN
B. BABYLONIAN
C. PERSIAN
D. AKKADIAN
88. Identify.
A. TEMPLE OF INANNA
B. TEMPLE OF NARAM-SIN
C. TEMPLE OF LAGASH
D. TEMPLE OF NIPPUR
89. Identify.
A. TOWER OF UGRHUL
B. TOWER OF LAJIM
C. TOWER OF BABEL
D. TOWER OF GIGALMESH
90. Identify.
A. TEMPLE OF INANNA
C. TEMPLE OF LAGASH
D. TEMPLE OF NIPPUR
91. Identify.
A. TEMPLE OF INANNA
C. TEMPLE OF LAGASH
D. TEMPLE OF NIPPUR
92. What is the Architectural Character
of Mesopotamian Architecture?
A. SOBER AND DIGNIFIED

B. MASSIVE, MONUMENTAL AND GRAND
C. SIMPLICITY, MONUMENTALITY AND
MASSIVENESS
D. COLUMNAR TRABEATED
93. What is on top of a ZIGGURAT?
A. PRIEST ALTAR
B. PRIEST PENTHOUSE
C. FIRE ALTAR
D. SPIRES
94. Identify the Parts of a ZIGGURAT.
What is letter A?
A G
A. TEMPLE B F
B. OUTER SHELL
C. GATE C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
What is letter G?
A G
A. STAIRCASE B F
B. OUTER SHELL
C. GATE C
E
D. DRAIN
D
What is letter E?
A G
A. STAIRCASE B F
B. OUTER SHELL
C. GATE C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
What is letter B?
A G
A. WEEP HOLES B F
B. OUTER SHELL
C. GATE C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
What is letter C?
A G
A. WEEP HOLES B F
B. TEMPLE
C. GATE C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
What is letter F?
A G
A. DRAIN B F
B. TEMPLE
C. GATE C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
What is letter D?
A G
A. DRAIN B F
B. TEMPLE
C. WEEP HOLES C
E
D. BUTTRESS
D
GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS FUTURE
JUNE 2023 ARCHITECTS!!!
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HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE

PREHISTORIC & ANCIENT NEAR

A. Bronze Age BRONZE AGE – Covered the Minoan

A. PALEOLITHIC PALEO – “old”

A. Pyramid 3 TYPES OF EARLY

D. Rock Cave cave paintings. They contain some of the best-known

The Goseck circle (German: Sonnenobservatorium Goseck) is a Neolithic structure in Goseck in

A. GOSECK CIRCLE, GERMANY

Maeshowe is a Neolithic chambered cairn and passage

AIN DARA TEMPLE, SYRIA

A. ALEXANDER THE GREAT

A. WHITE TEMPLE ZIGGURAT

A. WHITE TEMPLE ZIGGURAT

A. WHITE TEMPLE ZIGGURAT

A. THE GREAT STAIRCASE

A. SOBER AND DIGNIFIED

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