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The Alhambra in Granada, Spain built in the 13th and 14th centuries showed the Muslim fascination with pattering that takes on a three-dimensional form in muqarnas vaults.

The location in a cathedral where the priest does the religious services and generally where the alter is located is called.  A. The apse, B. The nave, C. The Isle, D. The Clearstory.

The Minaret of Jesus at the Great Mosque Damascus 706-715 AD does not exist. 

The bazaar in Isfahan, Iran is a straight street lined with shops on only one side that is covered by a roof to keep out the sun. 

Identify this column. 

Ancient Egyptians could count to 9,999,999 using their pictographic symbols.

The Flavian Amphitheater In Rome had a wooden floor that concealed trap doors and rooms below it which could be used for theatrical effects.

The blue mosque is called that because of the blue colored tiles use in the interior.

Ancient Egyptians could count to 9,999,999 using their pictographic symbols.

The Flavian Amphitheater, more commonly known as the Coliseum in Rome was built with the loot taken in the destruction of Jerusalem in 79 AD.