Innovative Scientific Research: Theory, Methodology, Practice

The Roman Empire left a significant mark on world history, influencing various aspects of life for many peoples.One such aspect is architecture, which underwent significant influence from Roman culture.Crimea, as part of the Northern Black Sea region, was no exception.The Influence of Roman Culture on Crimean Architecture Roman culture had a great influence on Crimean architecture due to its nonmaterial factors, such as religion, art, philosophy, and social norms.These factors contributed to the formation of architectural traditions that have been preserved to this day. ReligionReligion was one of the main factors that influenced the architecture of the Roman Empire.The Romans built temples dedicated to their gods, and these temples became models for the construction of religious buildings in Crimea.For example, in Chersonesus Taurica, temples were built that had Roman architectural elements such as columns, arches, and domes [1]. ArtRoman art also had a significant influence on Crimean architecture.The Romans used mosaics, frescoes, and sculptures to decorate their buildings.These elements were borrowed by Crimean architects and used to decorate palaces, temples, and other structures.For example, in Chersonesus Taurica, mosaics were found that have Roman motifs [2]. PhilosophyRoman philosophy also influenced Crimean architecture.The Romans believed that architecture should be not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.This principle was adopted by Crimean architects, who sought to create buildings that combine beauty and practicality.For example, in Chersonesus Taurica, public