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| An early for of picture writing that was developed by the Egyptians. |
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| A system of writing for keeping records that was developed by the Mesopotamians (and not used by anyone else). |
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| Main subjects of most cave paintings |
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| Humans, animals and symbols |
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| Some cave artists made paint by mixing this with powdered pigments |
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| Cave artists used man-made brushes and their fingers to apply paint to cave walls. They also applied paint in another way. |
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| Blowing it through tubes made of bone |
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| Artwork in Egyptian pyramids tells stories of servents doing these activites. |
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| bringing gifts, harvesting crops and fishing |
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| What were some uses of art in prehistoric times? |
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| to communicate, record events and to educate |
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| Two types of artwork that Prehistoric, Mesopotamian and Egyptian artists all created. |
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| Only Cave artists have artwork that can be found______ |
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| Cave artists were the only ones (not Mesopotamians or Egyptians) who used this type of unusual type of tool to create art with |
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| Mesopotamians, not Egyptians or Cave Artists, often depicted their rulers as... |
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| Egyptians only, not Cave Artists or Mesopotamians, depicted scenes in their artwork of the lives of which rulers? |
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| These people were the only ones to create Pyramids |
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| Egyptian figure drawings were carefully measured for correct_________ |
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| These people outlined the figures in their paintings |
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| Hieroglyphics were used by which people we studied in class? |
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| Prehistoric (cave artists)art forms |
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| Furniture, carvings and paintings |
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| Stone structures, carved monuments, tomb paintings, hieroglyphics, artifacts of daily life, wall paintings, relief sculpture and small models |
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