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Hellenistic to Roman Architecture. Fleming’s Ideas. Fleming’s Ideas. Architecture. Altar of Zeus and Altar of Peace Mausoleum and Pantheon Forum of Trajan baths amphitheaters aquaducts. Hellenistic Architecture. Mausoleum. mausoleum. Pantheon. arch, vault, dome.

Hellenistic to Roman Architecture

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Hellenistic to RomanArchitecture
Fleming’s Ideas
Fleming’s Ideas
Architecture Altar of Zeus and Altar of Peace Mausoleum and Pantheon Forum of Trajan baths amphitheaters aquaducts
Hellenistic Architecture Mausoleum

mausoleum

Pantheon

arch, vault, dome

Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture Arches The Romans used arches to support the things they built. They built victory arches, buildings and aqueducts. Aqueducts Aqueducts- a way to carry water There wasn’t enough water in the city of Rome. The Romans brought water in from the surrounding countryside.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Arches. The Romans used arches to support the things they built. They built victory arches, buildings and aqueducts. Aqueducts. Aqueducts- a way to carry water. There wasn’t enough water in the city of Rome. The Romans brought water in from the surrounding countryside.

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Hellenistic and Roman Culture

Hellenistic and Roman Culture . Glencoe World History pages 141-143 and p. 163-168 SSWH3 The student will examine the political, philosophical, and cultural interaction of Classical Mediterranean societies from 700 BCE to 400 CE.

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ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. General Influences Geographical: Geological: Climatic: Religious: Socio-Cultural: Historical: . ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. GEOGRAPHICAL Simplicity of the long coast-line of the Italian Peninsula

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Group 2 Chris Yu / Christine Hsu / Monica Liu / Pearl Su / Wendy Liu. Introduction.  Chris. Basis on the classical stone building of Greeks and Etruscans Reflects the practical needs--public works A combination of practicality and innovation.

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PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

PRE-ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. STONEHENGE. It i s a prehistoric stone monument situated about 13 km north of Salisbury. Stonehenge that we see today is the final stage that was completed about 3500 years ago.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture . By: Isaiah . Houses. Roman houses were so well built, if you were rich. If you were poor in Rome, you lived in simple flats or apartments.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. arts and ideas. naturalist vs abstract period, cultural idea, dominant mode, technique, effect. Roman Architecture. temples arches amphitheaters baths aqueduct triumphal arches. Roman Temples. Trajan Maison Carree. Temple of Trajan. Maison Carree.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Lauren, Devin, Matt, &amp; Mike. Etruscan Influence. Greek Influence. Building and Decoration. Arches &amp; Domes. Aqueducts. Public Buildings. Housing. Works Cited.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Greek and Roman culture blended together to form Greco-Roman culture This is also often called classical civilization You will see this blending of Greek and Roman culture in architecture of the Roman Republic and Empire. Features that exemplify Greco-Roman architecture are

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Overview. Beginnings based on Greek design Developed their own style through the use of arches, vaults, and domes The development of concrete made these advances possible. Arches. The Colosseum. Colosseum Interior. Aqueduct Segovia, Spain. Leaning Tower of Pisa.

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ROMAN Architecture

ROMAN Architecture. The Roman Arch. The Roman Arch in Use. Pont du Gard Aqueduct. The Roman Arch in Use. Triumphal Arch of Constantine. The Roman Arch in Use. CORINTHIAN. IONIC. DORIC. The Colosseum. COLOSSEUM COLUMNS. PILASTERS VS. ENGAGED COLUMNS. BASILICA PLAN. SIDE AISLES.

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Roman architecture

Roman architecture. Arches:. Used to hold up walls because it could hold a large amount of weight. They were also used for decoration purposes. Roman Arcades. Used similar to the way arches were used. Arcades were replaced by arches. Aqueducts.

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ROMAN ARCHITECTURE

ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. MENU. The Material. The Coliseum. Roman Baths. Roman Temples. THE END. MATERIALS:. One of the things the Romans are most famous for is their architecture. The Romans brought a lot of new ideas to architecture, of which the

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Valentin Radushev. Roman Architecture.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Examples of Roman use of concrete and brick. Pozzolana sand and lime paste to make Roman concrete. Roman Aqueducts. Pont Du Gard near Nimes, France. Pont Du Gard. Top of Pont du Gard. Pantheon. Pantheon exterior.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. The Roman Arch Keystone Cement. Roman Aqueducts. Levels of Arcades Channeling fresh water through lead trough Using Gravity. Segovia, Spain. Barbarian invaders destroyed many of the Roman aqueducts. Why?. Barrel Vaults. Roman Baths at Cluny in Paris c. 200 AD.

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THE HELLENISTIC-ROMAN PHILOSOPHY

THE HELLENISTIC-ROMAN PHILOSOPHY. WHEN?: 4 TH CENT BC-6 TH CENT AD. SOCIO-POLITICAL BACKGROUND:A MAJOR CHANGE FROM THE GREEK CITY-STATE CULTURE TO A COSMOPOLITAN EMPIRE MENTALITY; GREECE = PART OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. By: Welby Griffin.

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Roman Architecture

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Arches. The Romans built arches for support of their structures. The Romans built arches into all their buildings such as aqueducts and Triumphal Arches. Aqueducts. Aqueducts- a way to carry water. There wasn’t enough water in the city of Rome.

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Roman Architecture

Roman Architecture. Colosseum, Panthenon,Circus Maximus, Forum, Roman Houses, Roman Bath Houses. Colosseum. Colosseum. Interior. Roman Columns. Parts of Roman Arch. Panthenon. Oculus. Vault. Circus Maximus. Roman Forum. Roman Forum. Bath House Design. Roman Bath House. Roman Roads.

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