Guttae
Small conical or cylindrical drop-like ornaments characteristic of the Doric order.
Architecture
Mausoleum
A monumental tomb or funerary building intended to commemorate and house the remains of an individual or group.
Metope
A rectangular panel in the frieze of the Doric order, positioned between triglyphs.
Obelisk
A tall, tapering, four-sided monolithic monument terminating in a pyramidal top.
Socle
The supporting base beneath a sculpture, column, urn, or architectural element.
Stylobate
The uppermost step of the classical temple platform, directly supporting the columns.
Taenia
A narrow horizontal band in the Doric entablature, located at the top of the architrave immediately below the frieze.
Triglyph
A vertically grooved block in the frieze of the Doric order, alternating with metopes.
Dôme
French for dome: a curved architectural vault or roof spanning a circular, polygonal, or sometimes square space.
Tympanum
The enclosed wall or panel surface within a pediment, or the corresponding field over a doorway bounded by an arch and lintel.