The monumental architecture of the Cyclades in the classical and Hellenistic periods by Lodwick, M, Lodwick, Marcus Vale

“…It presents a record of materials and of certain constructional techniques, proportions and forms of Cycladic monumental architecture, from which it is possible to establish and explain the differences and similarities of Cycladic practice with other Greek architectural traditions. …”

The Alteration of Giglio Island Granite: Relevance to the Conservation of Monumental Architecture by Fabio Fratini, Silvia Rescic, Oana Adriana Cuzman, Paolo Pierattini

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Between document and monument : architectural artifact in an age of specialized institutions by Savas, Aysen

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Construction of history : Mohammad-Reza Shah revivalism, nationalism, and monumental architecture of Tehran, 1951-1979 by Der-Grigorian, Talin, 1972-

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Retrieving the Lost Monumental Architecture at the Entrance of Isfahan Bāgh-e Zereshk, Based on Descriptive and Illustrative Documents by Shoeleh Vahdatpour, Nima Valibeig

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Cambios y continuidades en el valle de Lurín a la llegada de los incas: el caso de Pampa de Flores by Camila Capriata Estrada, Raúl Zambrano Anaya

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Los «Templos en U» del valle de Huaura, costa norcentral. Una aproximación preliminar a un problema monumental by Henry Tantaleán, María Ysela Leyva

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Lime Production in the Late Chalcolithic Period: The Case of Arslantepe (Eastern Anatolia) by Silvano Mignardi, Caterina De Vito, Michela Botticelli, Gabriele Favero, Francesca Balossi Restelli, Luca Marinacci, Samah Alkhasoneh, Laura Medeghini

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Ditch 1 from Perdigões within the traditions of Late Prehistoric monumental architecture in the middle Guadiana basin (4th-3rd millennia cal BC) by José E. MÁRQUEZ ROMERO, Elena MATA VIVAR, Víctor JIMÉNEZ JÁIMEZ

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Islam and survivals of pre-islamic beliefs in the Gol­den Horde on the materials of architectural funeral structures by Zilivinskaya E.D.

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Sponsoring the Arts: Melic Perspectives by Lucia Athanassaki

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Epigraphic notes on the aleph-sign (Gardiner G1) in the second half of the Eighteenth Dynasty by Edyta Kopp

“…The paper proposes to consider the hieroglyphic writing of the aleph-sign (Gardiner G1) in royal monumental architecture as a dating criterion. A certain epigraphic feature of the sign appears to be particularly characteristic of the second half of the Eighteenth Dynasty and the beginning of the Nineteenth Dynasty. …”
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COMPUTER MODELING IN ARCHAEOLOGY: THE CASE OF BRONZE AND IRON AGE MONUMENTAL CONSTRUCTIONS OF ARMENIA by HAYK AVETISYAN, ARTAK GNUNI, LEVON MKRTCHYAN, ARSEN BOBOKHYAN

“…Тhe principles of computer modeling are applicable to the investigation of monumental architecture (fortifications, towers, cairns, kites, kurgans, dolmens), aiming at reconstructing both the complexes of the monuments and the historical landscape.…”
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What does a transition mean? by Louise Hitchcock

“…This contribution is inspired by Donald Preziosi’s ground-breaking study of the planning, intercultural influences, spatial syntax, and modularity found in the monumental architecture of the Minoan civilization on the island of Crete (ca. 1900-1450 BCE) in the Aegean Sea. …”
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Counting and Arithmetic of the Inca by Ximena Catepillán, Waclaw Szymanski

“…This highly advanced civilization developed a counting system used to run the empire - in particular, to build the 14,000 mile road structure and monumental architecture. Some of the algorithms believed to be used by the Inca to do computations using a yupana, an ancient calculating device, will be presented, as well as classroom activities for the course “Mathematics in Non-European Cultures” for non Mathematics and Science majors offered at Millersville University of Pennsylvania.…”
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La Grande Mosquée de Kairouan by Mohamed Kerrou

“…Founded at the same time as the city of Kairouan (al-Qayrawān) by Muslim conquerors in 50 AH/670 AD, the Great Mosque (al-Jama ‘al-Kabir) is a high place of worship characterized by monumental architecture and religious prestige and history. …”
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Revival and Reality: The Carolingian Renaissance in Rome and the basilica of S. Prassede by Caroline Goodson

“… The monumental architecture of the early middle ages in Rome has long been explained as a revival of ancient architecture, specifically Constantinian basilicas, a theory first advanced by Richard Krautheimer in two seminal articles in 1942. …”
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La crypte de l’abbaye Saint-Séverin à Château-Landon (Seine-et-Marne) : analyse architecturale d’un édifice de l’an Mil by Stéphane Büttner, Fabrice Henrion, Claude de Mecquenem, Bénédicte Palazzo-Bertholon

“…The first archaeological assessment has shown the importance of this edifice, adding elements to the rather sparse corpus of monumental architecture in the environs at the beginning of the second millennium. …”
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Phantom Rome and wooden Atlantis: the Vienna School and the research on timber architecture in Central and Eastern Europe between the World Wars by Jerzy Gorzelik

“…They denied the original character of wooden buildings – perceived as a reflection of monumental architecture – and saw their opponents, whatever the source of their views, as adherents of the pro-Eastern-oriented part of the Viennese school. …”
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The church of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople as a model for Serbian architects in recent times by Kadijević Aleksandar Đ.

“…Regardless of its theoretical underdevelopment, the emulation of Byzantine monuments became the dominant trend in monumental architecture, with the cult of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople culminating after World War I, a period when large-scale structures were designed. …”
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