A complex in this architectural form built under Gebre Mesqel is split in half by a river and arranged to mirror the Holy Land's geography.
One structure in this style contains a fresco of Prince Vijaya amidst a row of elephants carrying men who hold parasols. A group of structures built in this form contains a fresco of a dark figure with a peaked crown who looks down while holding a lotus blossom, the so-called "Beautiful Bodhisattva." Another building in this form has two levels of columns and pediments, with the split halves of the upper pediment separated by a central crowned pillar. A complex in this architectural form built under Gebre Mesqel is split in half by a river and arranged to mirror the Holy Land's geography. Bete Giyorgis, or the Church of St. George, is a work of this type that sits in a hole in the ground and is shaped like a (*) cross. This type of architecture was used for many churches in Ethiopia's holy city of Lalibela, and also for structures in the hills of Cappadocia. For 10 points, name this architectural form exemplified by the Treasury in Petra, which was hewn out of the side of a sandstone wall.
One structure in this style contains a fresco of Prince Vijaya amidst a row of elephants carrying men who hold parasols.
rock-cut architecture [accept caves before "two levels"] 