Author Question: Monumental entrances to Roman provincial towns, such as the Porta Palatina at Turin, served all of ... (Read 51 times)

Jramos095 · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Monumental entrances to Roman provincial towns, such as the Porta Palatina at Turin, served all of the following functions EXCEPT

A) blocking wheeled traffic from entering the town.
B) announcing the presence of Roman rule and Roman arms in the provinces.
C) permitting local officials to regulate traffic entering or leaving the town.
D) providing for defense in the event of an attack.

Question 2

The Porta Palatina at Turin contains two upper stories of fenestrated galleries, meaning that the galleries had

A) vaults.
B) spandrels.
C) arches.
D) windows.