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| multiple colors in one entity |
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| cut away the background and leave an image remaining |
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| many sculptures made from these |
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| good luck fertility symbols |
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| before writing, can only speculate function and meaning of objects |
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| paintings are magic; animals in power |
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| had a sculpted handle, usually of an animal |
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| what early man was trying to achieve |
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| austria; where the venus woman statue was |
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| they chewed on a stick until it broke up at the end then used it as a paintbrush |
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| caves in france with paleolithic paintings |
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| cave in spain with paleolithic paintings |
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| earliest large scale architecture |
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| lebenon; early large scale architecture here |
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| in england; post and lintle system |
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| good year for stone things |
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| two verticles that hold up a horizontal |
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| two verticles holdong a horizontal |
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| plastered skulls were kept |
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meso- between; potamia- river
land between two rivers
4,000- 500 BC
ancient orient
modern day iraq |
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| early mesopotamian temples made of mud brick |
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| dirt mud mixed with water; made into bricks left to dry and used to build things |
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| mass graves; royalty died and everything she had was killed and put in the grave with her |
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| arangement of materials to create space |
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| white stone for carving small things; home gods |
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| leader in mesopotamia, a god, sumerian king |
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| marker gravestone; boundary line to separate territory with a carving on it |
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| between europe and asia area |
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| gudea was carved from this |
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| statue with laws and rules; made of diorite |
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| monster; part man, bull, lion, eagle; put in front of gates as guardians |
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| brick glazed and put into an oven made into ceramic |
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| another name for persia; persepolis is in iran |
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concurrent society
same years as mesopotamia
4,000- 500 BC |
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| the egyptians tried to preserve themselves and prepare for the after life |
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| god of the underworld; helped with embalming; jackel head |
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earliest forms of egyptian art
king narmer |
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| early predenastic pharoah; burried in an old pyramid |
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crushed, rolled out, and dried and made into paper
columns were mafe to represent with papyrus |
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3 great pyramids
named after the 3 pharoahs buried in there |
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everyday life art
not of a king or queen or important person |
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| picture writing of ancient egyptians |
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| key to breaking code of heiroglyphs |
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| tomb cut into a rock; one entrance |
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only woman pharoah
buried in a palace tomb |
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crushed quartz ceramic material
usually blueish |
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new kingdom pharoah
different looking
monotheism; wanted everyone to only worship aten the sun god |
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akhenaten's wife
head carved of limestone; painted; famous
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| coffin art. gods to help with afterlife |
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