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Cavemen would draw these in their caves as a sort of traditional ritual for their people.

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Great hall of the Bulls, Lascaux, France

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White temple and ziggurat, early 3500-3000 BC. Sumerian

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White temple and ziggurat, early 3500-3000 BC. Sumerian

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Found in ancient Sumer, this temple used to be a magnificent structure which would reach to the sky and serve as a temple for the people.

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Warka vase c. 3200 - 3000 BC. Ancient Mesopotamia.

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Warka vase c. 3200 - 3000 BC. Ancient Mesopotamia.

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First use of hierarchical scale and registers/ friezes, 1 meter tall and about 600 pounds of weight. Found in ancient Mesopotamia.

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It is unknown the exact purpose of the megaliths but people have noticed it works exceptionally well as a sort of rudimentary calendar to measure the seasons

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Pyramids of Giza c. 2550- 2490. Ancient Egypt.

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Pyramids of Giza c. 2550- 2490. Ancient Egypt.

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The three pyramids and their respective smaller pyramids served as funerary tombs for great pharaohs who lived and died during this time. They were built with gold and ivory, and supposedly had a pure white and gold exterior. The inside used to be stocked full of treasure and gold but grave robbers stole most of it.

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A large white marble temple dedicated to Athena. First designed building using Pythagoras belief on aesthetics and beauty.

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Augustus of Primaporta, 20 BCE. Ancient Rome.

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Augustus of Primaporta, 20 BCE. Ancient Rome.

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Sculpture of the first Roman emperor, there is a smaller statue of Cupid hanging from Augustus’ right leg. the statue can be found in prima porta, the city which the statue was named after in Italy. The statue for tells the coming 200 years of peace brought about by Augustus. Augustus can be found in contrapposto pose.

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C. 442 - 432 Santa Sabina church, early Christian

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C. 442 - 432 Santa Sabina church, early Christian

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What was once a house was extended into a church. Churches of this time held a lot of mosaic art.

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A brick and marble structure, its a church that acts as a staple of the Roman Empire. What used to be a seaport but is now 5 miles inland, Ravella, Italy was at the extent of the Roman Empire in its peak. The church contains mosaics of Justinian the Great in order to remind the people of the city of his power and reach.

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Cathedral of Santiago De Compostela. c. 1075. Romanesque.

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Cathedral of Santiago De Compostela. c. 1075. Romanesque.

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Romanesque pilgrimage site. The epitome of Romanesque architecture. Holds the tomb of St. James. Holds a multitude of relics, all held in the various radiating chapels held in the cathedral.

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Notre dame cathedral, 1163 - 1345. Gothic

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Notre dame cathedral, 1163 - 1345. Gothic

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An iconic minor basilica in Paris, France. Recognized for its size and antiquity. Built in the normal gothic style, the nave and transept intersect with the apse at one end of the building.