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Historical Archive: Byzantine Architecture and Architectural Mosaics dromedary mosaic, eastern Mediterranean (Syria?) 5th c., AIC 1970.1065 leopard mosaic, north Syria c.450-500, AIC loan 1974.61 mosaics and stucco, Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, c.451-73. This work has its own pages. pulpit, c.451-73, in Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, which has its own pages. upper walls c.451-73 or later, Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, which has its own pages. Ravenna, Arian Baptistry, late 5th to early 6th c. This work has its own page. Ravenna, Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, early 6th century and 560s. This work has its own page. Ravenna, Mausoleum of Theodoric, early 6th c., exterior. This monument has its own exterior page. Ravenna, Mausoleum of Theodoric, early 6th c., interior: upper level, niche with relief cross. This monument has its own interior page. Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48, exterior. This work has its own exterior page. Ravenna, Church of San Vitale, 527-48, interior. This work has its own interior page. Lateran Baptistery, Chapel of St. Vanantius, 640-49. This chapel has its own interior page. angel fr. San Michele in Africisco, Ravenna, mid 6th c., Hermitage Ѡ-32 lower walls prob. restored under Archbishop Theodore (677-691), Ravenna, Orthodox baptistery, which has its own pages. Novgorod Cathedral, altar consecrated 1050/52, which has its own interior and exterior pages. Nerezi church St. Panteleimon, 1164, which has its own exterior page Nerezi Lamentation/ hymnographers, 1164, which has its own page iconostasis 14th-16th c., Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own interior page Dečani monastery church, 1322-31, which has its own pages center dome covered with gilded bronze 1408, south door and window above 17th c., Novgorod Cathedral, which has its own exterior page Ceremonial Hall of Archbishop's Palace Novgorod, 1430s, which has its own page Kryvtsov and Myshkin of Pskov, core of structure 1484-89, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page internal portal early 16th-c., Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page frieze and architrave, 1550-75, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page porch and entry 1570, Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page western (left) part south side 19th c., Moscow Annunciation Cathedral, which has its own page