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Details Title: Buildings and Dates Lecture 5 Description: Important buildings and dates from Sacred Architecture (Byzantium, Islam, and the Far East) Total Flash Cards: 12 Created: 10/02/2007 12:53:50	To study from this set of flash cards, or to create your own your own study flash cards, register HERE. If you are already a registered user, CLICK HERE.
Cards Term Hagia Sophia Definition Constantinople (modern Istanbul) - 523-537 - Architects: Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus - Patron: Emperor Justinian Term S. Vitale Definition Ravenna, Italy - Begun 526 - Patrons: Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodosia Term The Kabba Definition Mecca, Saudi Arabia Term Great Mosque (Kairawan) Definition Kairawan, Tunisia - 820-346 Term Great Mosque (Djenne) Definition Djenne, Mali - Original 13th c., current 1906-1907 - Original Patron: Koi Konboro Term Great Mosque of Cordoba Definition Cordoba, Spain - begun 786, last addition 987 Term Rock-cut Chaitya (hall) Definition Karli, India - Late 1st century BC Term The Great Stupa Definition Sanchi, India - 150 BCE Term Parashurameshvara Temple Definition Bhuvanesvara, India - 8th C. AD Term Lakshmi Narayan Temple Definition New Delhi, India - 1938 AD Term Angkor Wat Definition Angkor, Cambodia - 12th AD Term The Naiku (or the Inner Shrine) at Ise Shrine Definition Ise, Japan - Rebuilt every 20 years since the late 7th century