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GREEK TEMPLE FLOOR PLAN

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PLACE THE DIFFERNT ELEMENTS ON THE GRAPH

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GREEK TEMPLE FLOOR PLAN
 

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PLACE THE DIFFERNT ELEMENTS ON THE GRAPH

by Ms Fernhill
1 CELLA 2 PORCH 3 COLUMNS IN ANTIS 4 OPISTHODOMOS 5 STAIRS 6 PERYSTYLE 7 COLUMN

Explanation

The cella was the inner chamber dedicated to the divinity

Also known as the pronaos, it is the entrance to the cella.

The treasure of the god or goddess was here, in the opisthodmos

Unlike Roman temples, Greek temples were built on top of stairs on all sides.

Greek temples were surrounded by one or two rows of colums.

Columns supported the structure of Greek buildings and were defined by different orders: Doric, Ionic or Corinthian

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