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Languages characterized by having gone extinct in ancient times, thta is, more than a millennium ago. Ancient languages are identified by having a distinct literature and as treated distinctly by the scholarly community.

General term for the forms of Latin used in ancient Rome, as distinguished from Latin used from the Medieval period onwards.

The culture and style of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia and its other political configurations, the area of which was centered in the northeastern part of the Greek peninsula. For the culture of modern Macedonia, use "Macedonian (modern)."

The language of the ancient Greek state of Macedonia. The modern Macedonian language is unrelated to the Ancient Macedonian language.

Cultures or styles of the ancient area of the Middle East.

General term for relatively small and contained places where archeological remains, old structures, or cultural artifacts are or were located.

General term for the ancient cultures and styles of the Fertile Crescent and Eastern Arabia.

Culture and style of the Umbri, an ancient pre-Etruscan people who gradually concentrated in Umbria (in central Italy) in response to Etruscan and Gallic pressure.

Works that are auxiliary or an accessory to the primary work; the concept may apply to a wide variety of disciplines. An example would be a heating system that is ancillary to the primary architectural work.

Cualquiera de los varios dispositivos que se dejan caer al fondo del agua. Diseñados para quedar enterrados en ese lugar con el objetivo de restringir el movimiento de la embarcación o de otros objetos flotantes.

Anclajes para cerrojos de tornillo y tornillos usados para asegurar partes estructurales de madera en albañilería y murallas de concreto.

Armazones metálicos, plásticos o de fibra insertados dentro de un hueco en albañilería, mortero o concreto, el cual se expande cuando los tornillos son clavados.