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    The Greeks adopted post and lintel architecture from the Egyptians and developed their own distinctive styles of columns, known as orders. There were three main Greek column orders - Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian - that are still used today. Many Greek buildings from antiquity remain partially standing, such as structures on the Acropolis like the Parthenon and Temple of Athena Nike, demonstrating architectural influences on later Roman designs.

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    Greece Architecture

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    Evelina
    The Greeks adopted post and lintel architecture from the Egyptians and developed their own distinctive styles of columns, known as orders. There were three main Greek column orders - Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian - that are still used today. Many Greek buildings from antiquity remain partially standing, such as structures on the Acropolis like the Parthenon and Temple of Athena Nike, demonstrating architectural influences on later Roman designs.

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    Greece

    III. Architecture
    A. Columns
    a. Columns are part of Post and Lintel type
    construction
    b. Egyptians used post and lintel
    architecture in their buildings
    c) The Greeks adopted post and lintel from
    the Egyptians modifying and developing
    their own style of column or order
    decoration

    d) There are three types of Greek columns--


    which are still used today.
    1. Doric
    The first of the Greek order (the oldest)
    2. Ionic
    The second Greek order (the middle)
    3. Corinthian
    The third type of the Greek order
    Columns are the post part in construction; the
    Greeks also modified the Lintel part
    Pediment (Lintel):
    Frieze: statues; usually of the
    Gods
    B. Buildings
    Many Greek buildings remain in partial
    standing

    These buildings and styles


    influenced Roman architecture
    that followed.
    1. Acropolis

    Main temple complex in Athensand Greece


    Built by Pericles; Golden Age of Athens
    2. Parthenon
    Athenas Temple at the Acropolis
    3. Athena Nike Temple
    Athena Nike cont.
    c. Review

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