| Bust | | A form of art consisting of tiny tesserae embedded in a layer of adhesive |
| Pantheon | | Tiny colored pieces of tile, glass, paper, etc. used on a mosaic |
| Oculus | | A roman city where many original artworks were discovered |
| Dome | | A sculpture of the head and upper torso |
| Rotunda | | A famous roman church that consists of a domed rotunda |
| Collosseum | | The term used to describe the mix of greek and roman art |
| Mosaic | | The column style that incorporates scrolls in the design |
| Tesserae | | The romans excelled in this specific type of art |
| Raphael | | The first elliptical building in the world |
| Arch | | A building substance used to create architectural structures |
| Inonic | | The most elaborately detailed style of column |
| Doric | | A famous Renaissance artist who is buried in the Pantheon |
| Corinthian | | The roman architectural support system that spans an opening |
| Concrete | | The oldest and simplist style (order) of column |
| Architecture | | A round building |
| Grecoroman | | An eye-like opening at the top of a dome |
| Fresco | | The term used for a large round roof |
| Pompeii | | A painting created with watercolor on wet plaster |