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| What time period were the lamps from lascaux from? |
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| where were the lamps from lascaux located? |
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| when lines are carved into something |
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| The woman of willendorf came from the_____period. Supposively represents _____. |
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| What time period do the two bison come from? |
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| painting on the wall that uses natural pigments |
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| What is twisted perspective? |
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| What time period are the hall of the bulls from? |
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| What time period is the wounded man and dismebowled bison from? |
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| What is the oldest neolithic city? |
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| What time period are the skulls of jericho from? |
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| Where is newgrange located? what time period? |
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| What is the second oldest city in the neolitic era? |
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| the fertility figure of catal hayuk is located in what time period? |
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| Where is stonehenge located? |
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| What time period is stonehenge from? |
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| What is post and lintel construction? |
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| two posts and the lintel is the top piece |
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| What is the oldest construction technique? |
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| post and lintel construction |
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| What is mortise and tendon construction? |
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| interlocking technique--puzzle pieces |
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| figure that looks like an animal |
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| Where is the serpent mound located? |
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| Where the cylinder and seal impressions from? |
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| What were three contributions the sumerians made to soceity? |
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| cuneiform, architectural arch, theocracy |
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| Where were votive sculptures found? |
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| Who created the standard of ur? |
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| lines on objects are called_____. |
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| Who created the sumerian lyre? |
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| What is the head of the akkadian ruler made out of? |
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| The akkadians and the assyrians were very____. |
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| Who created the victory stele of narman sin? |
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| big rock in the city that celebreates a person or event |
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| A fortified city wall is called a ____. |
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| What is unique about lamassu? |
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| Who created the structure of ashurbanipal hunting lions? |
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| What is ashurbanipal famous for? |
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| builidng an incredible citadel |
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| Who created the hanging gardens of babylon? |
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| What civilization does the ishtar gate come from? |
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| On the top of the ishtar gate, there is a design called _____. |
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| What civilization does the stele of hammurabi fall in/ |
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| The first time laws were written down were on the _____. |
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| What is another word for images? |
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| What are the four ways art is used as propoganda? |
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| hierarchial proportion, allegorical or divine blessing, man conquering man, man conquering beast |
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| What does hierarchial proportion mean? what are two examples? |
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| important people shown larger; standard of ur and stele of hamurabbi |
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| What is allegorical or divine blessing? What is an example of this? |
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| divine god blessing the ruler; narman sin, stele of hammurabi |
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| What is man conquering man? give an example. |
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| self explanatory; standard of ur, narman sin |
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| What is man conquering beast? example? |
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| self explanatory; ashurbanipal slaying lions |
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