Paleolithic (25,500-7,000 BCE)

Question 1

Apollo 11 Stones

Answer 1

First intentional piece of art of an animal
Portable
Not from original location (important enough to move)
Named because it was found on the same day as Apollo 11
Found in a rock shelter in the mountains

Question 2

Hall of the Bulls

Answer 2

First use of twisted perspective to show which animal is what
Natural pigments
Ancestral animal worship
Motion of the animals
Not a single painting event (people kept adding on)
Different styles with different additions
Paintings flicker in firelight

Question 3

Camelid Sacrum in shape of a canine

Answer 3

Respects original form of object while changing it to fit its intended purpose
Guides one to the afterlife
Found in a tomb

Question 4

Apollo 11 stones IDs

Answer 4

Paleolithic Namibia
25,500-25,300 BCE
Charcoal on stone

Question 5

Hall of the bulls IDs

Answer 5

Paleolithic Europe
15,000-13,000 BCE
Pigment on rock

Question 6

Camelid sacrum IDs

Answer 6

Ancient Tequixquiac
14,000-7,000 BCE
Paleolithic
Bone