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Arh2050 what decorative feature is found on the frieze of a doric order style temple?

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Alternation triglyphs and metopes are the decorative features that are found on the frieze of a Doric order style temple.

The frieze definition makes it clear that the element is intended to serve as a decorative panel in architectural designs. In the upper entablature structure of buildings, the ancient Greeks employed the frieze as a decorative element to display pictures and scenes. The fundamental single-panel architrave of the Doric Order entablature is followed by a frieze with two elements—metopes and triglyphs. The triglyphs are rectangular blocks that are projected, either plain or with relief or raised sculpture of an image, and have three vertical lines or channels that alternate with metopes. The Doric order cornice continues to be flush with the entablature and roofline.

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