ancient building complex
C4932
concept
An ancient building complex is a historically significant group of interconnected or closely situated structures, often serving religious, political, residential, or commercial functions within a past civilization.
Aliases (14)
- ancient Maya city ×6
- Achaemenid architectural structure ×1
- Aztec temple complex ×1
- Herodian architecture ×1
- Mesoamerican archaeological site ×1
- Second Temple period structure ×1
- ancient Egyptian mortuary temple ×1
- ancient Greek bathing complex ×1
- ancient marketplace complex ×1
- ancient public square ×1
- historic theater complex ×1
- monumental enclosure ×1
- prehistoric temple complex ×1
- ziggurat ×1
Instances (20)
- Theokoleon
- Roman Forum ("ancient public square")
- Baths of Olympia ("ancient Greek bathing complex")
- Herodian enclosure ("Herodian architecture")
- Palenque ("ancient Maya city")
- Chichén Itzá ("ancient Maya city")
- Copán ("ancient Maya city")
- La Venta ("Mesoamerican archaeological site")
- Uxmal ("ancient Maya city")
- Cobá ("ancient Maya city")
- Calakmul ("ancient Maya city")
- Megalithic Temples of Malta ("prehistoric temple complex")
- Templo Mayor ("Aztec temple complex")
- Menkaure mortuary temple ("ancient Egyptian mortuary temple")
- Herodian street and drainage system ("Second Temple period structure")
- Roman Agora ("ancient marketplace complex")
- Etemenanki ziggurat ("ziggurat")
- Garden of Virtue and Harmony ("historic theater complex")
- Gate of All Nations ("Achaemenid architectural structure")