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SGallaher96

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Which is LEAST likely to have been a feature of the Roman bath?
 
  a. a museum
  b. a tepidarium
  c. a swimming pool
  d. a ball court
  e. a market

Question 2

Which best describes the architectural features of the basilica?
 
  a. aisles, apses, nave, clerestory windows
  b. aisles, nave, clerestory windows, impluvium
  c. apses, nave, impluvium, aisles
  d. atrium, nave, apse, clerestory windows


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Reply #1 on: Jun 23, 2018
Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

a


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