This classic survey of ancient architecture traces the evolution of building styles and techniques in Greece and Rome, from the earliest temples and fortifications to the grand civic structures of the imperial era. Lavishly illustrated with photographs, drawings, and plans, this book is an authoritative and engaging introduction to the world's most enduring architectural heritage.

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