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Architectural Practices in Mesoamerica and Ancient Peru: An Examination of Cultural Monuments

This exam focuses on identifying significant architectural structures and artifacts associated with various cultures in Mesoamerica and Ancient Peru. Students will analyze and identify monuments such as the Kalassaya Gateway in Tiwanaku, the Temple of the Sun in Teotihuacán, and the Huaca del Sol in the Moche Valley. Key features of different cultures, from the Inca's cyclopean construction to the Nazca geoglyphs and Chimu warrior sculptures, will be explored. Participants will also recognize artifact typologies, enhancing their understanding of regional architectural practices.

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Architectural Practices in Mesoamerica and Ancient Peru: An Examination of Cultural Monuments

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  1. Architectural Practice Exam II Meso America and Ancient Peru

  2. Procedures • Identify the architectural structure or monument by place and associated culture. • In some cases you will be asked to identify an artifactural typology or feature by its affiliated culture.

  3. Tiwanaku, Peru

  4. Tiwanaku, Peru. Kalassaya Gateway. Ponce monolith

  5. Tiwanaku. Monolithic statue. Ponce Monolith

  6. Chimu, Chan Chan. Peru (coastal)

  7. Chimu culture at Chan Chan. Monolithic sculptures of warriors

  8. Chavin de Huantar, Peru

  9. Tiwanaku. Block construction.

  10. Tiwanaku. Monolithic Portal.

  11. Chimu, Chan Chan Adobe construction

  12. Temple of the Sun, Teotihuacán, Mexico Essential construction detail: Talud tablero style

  13. Teotihuacán, Mexico Feathered Serpent God Quetzalcoatl

  14. Palenque Mexico. Maya

  15. Huaca del Sol, Moche pyramid, Moche Valley, northern Peru

  16. Huaca del Sol, Moche. Adobe construction.

  17. Machu Pichu. Peru, Inca.

  18. Moray terraces, Inca, Peru

  19. Piscu mountain fortress, Inca. Peru

  20. Inca cyclopean stone construction.

  21. Inca terracing.

  22. Inca stone work.

  23. Nazca. Geoglyph. Southern Peru.

  24. Typology Identify the associated culture

  25. Moche Stirrup jar (portrait vase)

  26. Moche

  27. Chimu

  28. Mayan

  29. El Lanzon Chavin de Huatar

  30. Choc Mool. Toltec/ Aztec/ Post-classic Maya

  31. Tripod vase, Teotihuacán

  32. Maya

  33. Inca

  34. Maya Puuc style façade. (Uxmal) “The Nunnery”

  35. Practice Exam

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  41. 6. This stela is carved in the style of • A. Tiwanaku • B. Maya • C. Inca • D. Chimu

  42. 7. This figurine made of silver is in the • A. Inca style • B. Moche style • C. Chimu style • D. Teotihuacán style

  43. 8. This ceramic vessel is a clear example of pottery art from the • A. Chimu • B. Inca. • C. Maya • D. Moche

  44. 9. This pyramid structure serves as a calendar. The temple was constructed by the • A. Inca at Cuzco. • B. Aztec at Tenochitlan • C. Maya at Chichen itza • D. Tiwanaku at Titicaca

  45. 10. This adobe construction in coastal Peru is associated with • A, Paracan culture. • B. Chimu culture. • C. Chavin culture. • D. Nazca culture.

  46. 11. Bonus. Which structure is Mayan? A. B.

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