ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER and tombs nd pyramids Flashcards

1
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Ornaments:

  1. _________ (Symbol for Lower Egypt and Fertility)
A

Papyrus

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Ornaments:

  1. ______(Symbol for Upper Egypt and Fertility)
A

Lotus

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  1. ____ (Fertility)
A

Palm (Fertility)

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4
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___________ are indicative of plant stems gathered at the base with
capitals derived from the lotus bud, papyrus flower and the
palm.

A

Columns

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5
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3 Types of Ornamentation:
1.___________ _____
2. ________
3. _______

A

3 Types of Ornamentation:
1.Geometric Forms
2.Animals
3.Plants

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6
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The belief in existence beyond death resulted in sepulchral
architecture of utmost impressiveness and permanence.

A

TOMB ARCHITECTURE

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______ _________is a broad pit below ground covered with a
rectangular flat mound with sides sloping at 75 degrees. The
word mastaba is an Arabic word meaning “bench of mud”.

Heavy stones (________) are dropped through the slots to
seal the chamber.

A

Royal Mastaba

Heavy stones (portcullises) are dropped through the slots to
seal the chamber.

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8
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Parts of a Mastaba:

a. _______ is a room for the statue of the deceased.

A

Serdab

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Parts of a Mastaba:

a. _______ is a room for the statue of the deceased.

A

Serdab

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10
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Parts of a Mastaba:

b. _______ room with _____ (name of the deceased inscribed
on it).

A

Offering room with stele (name of the deceased inscribed
on it).

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Parts of a Mastaba:

c. _____ ______ (slot for portcullises)

A

Tomb shaft (slot for portcullises)

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Parts of a Mastaba:

d. _____ __________

A

Parts of a Mastaba:

d. Tomb chamber

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13
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_________ is a series of successively smaller mastabas
one atop of another.

A

Step Pyramid

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14
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Ex: Step Pyramid of _______ by ________ is the world’s first
large scale monument in stone with no free-standing columns.
It was originally clad in polished white limestone.

A

Ex: Step Pyramid of Djozer by Imhotep is the world’s first
large scale monument in stone with no free-standing columns.
It was originally clad in polished white limestone.

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15
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_____ __________ was originally planned as a true pyramid, but
the corners were built on unstable ground and the walls of the
burial chambers inside began to crack and shift inward. Of
necessity, the building’s geometry was altered at a point just
above half its height. The angle of incline was decreased from 54º 31’ 13’’ to 43º 21’which gives it a unique and distinctive
shape.

A

Bent Pyramid

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16
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Ex.: Bent Pyramid of _______, _______ has the best
preserved limestone outer sheath of any pyramid
in Egypt.

A

Bent Pyramid of Snefru, Dashur has the best
preserved limestone outer sheath of any pyramid
in Egypt.

17
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(bawal pic so imaginin m nlng perfect n pyramid wat is that)

A

True Pyramid

18
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Parts of a Pyramid:
a. __________ ________
b. ________ _________ (for the worship of the dead)
c. _______
d. _____ __________ (for interment & embalmment)

A

a. Offering chapel
b. Mortuary temple
c. Causeway
d. Valley building

19
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Ex: The Pyramid of ________ (________) is the oldest and largest (13
acres) of the 3 pyramids in the Giza Necropolis. It is the oldest
of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World, and the only one to
remain largely intact.

A

The Pyramid of Cheops (Khufu)

20
Q

Ex: Pyramid of __________ (________) is slightly smaller than the great
Pyramid of Cheops & guarded by the Sphinx believed to bear
the face of King Chephren.

A

Pyramid of Chephren (Khafre)

21
Q

Ex: The Pyramid of __________ (Menkaura, son of Chephren) is the
smallest and the last among the 3 pyramids to be built in the
Giza Plateau

A

The Pyramid of Mykerinos

22
Q

BUILDING THE PYRAMID:

  1. ________ the site
    * facing west as portal to the afterlife
  2. ________ the site
    * orienting the sides facing the cardinal points
  3. ______ the blocks
A
  1. Choosing the site
    * facing west as portal to the afterlife
  2. Preparing the site
    * orienting the sides facing the cardinal points
  3. Raising the blocks
23
Q

Types of Rock-cut Tombs

a. _________ Tombs were elaborately decorated tombs carved
into the limestone cliffs.

A

Hillside Tombs

Ex.: Tombs, Beni Hasan has 39 ancient rock-cut tombs.

24
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Types of Rock-cut Tombs

Valley of the ____, _____ was the royal necropolis
of Ancient Egypt where the kings & powerful nobles were buried.

A

Valley of the Kings, Luxor

Ex.: The Valley of the Kings, Luxor