Art history
a. babylon
b. the lotus bloom
c. pottery
d. hanging gardens of babylon
e. relief
f. the phoenicians
g. the ishtar gate
h. the persians
i. persepolis
j. the assyrians
1. sea-faring people reknowned for their glassware
2. around 900 bce, these people rose to power in mesopotamia
3. the assyrians are most famous for their use of this in decorating buildings
4. symbol of life found in persian pottery
5. persian capital famous for its elaborate palaces, monuments, and temples
6. these are considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world
7. ancient city that reached its peak under king nebuchadnezzar
8. most famous surviving architectural feature within the ancient city of babylon
9. conquered babylon in 539 bce; famous for their elaborate palaces
10. the most distinctive contribution of the persians have to art

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