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Question 1

3 millions years to 3000 BC

Answer 1

prehistory

Question 2

Prehistory

Answer 2

• paleolithic
• neolithic

Question 2

3000 BC to nowadays

Answer 2

history

Question 3

history

Answer 3

• ancient age
• medieval age
• modern age
• contemporary age

Question 4

images on a rock surface by craving, engraving, etc.

Answer 4

petroglyphs

Question 5

• termgiven to a collection of prehistoric atatuettes of women made during the paleolithic period, mostly found in europe, but with finds as fas as siberia

Answer 5

venus figurines

Question 5

• drawing, stencil art and painting in prehistoric caves.
• theories
• decorative, perhaps in connection with social, supernatural or religious rituals.

Answer 5

pictographs

Question 6

The __________________ are statuettes depicting obese women that, up until now, were thought to have been associated with fertility and beauty. A recent study published in “Obesity” has suggested instead that the figurines are totems of survival in extreme conditions.

Answer 6

Venus figurines

Question 6

cup-shaped depressions in rock; believed fertility rites

Answer 6

cupules

Question 7

any work which projects from but which belongs to the wall, or a type of background surface, on which it’s carved.

Answer 7

relief sculpture

Question 7

• relief sculptures & small portable art; included small female sculptures
• venus figurines
• relief sculpture

Answer 7

prehistoric sculpture

Question 8

THREE PERIODS OF STONE AGE
(art in early civilization)

Answer 8

°PALEOLITHIC
°MESOLITHIC
°NEOLITHIC

Question 8

• fertility symbolism
• one of earliest relief sculptures

Answer 8

venus of laussel (23,000 BCE)

Question 8

• New Stone Age.
• 3, 000 to 1, 500 BCE

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°NEOLITHIC

Question 8

• large, often undressed stone
• construction of various types of monuments, during 4500-1000 BCE
• also called petroforms
• stones fitted together no mortar or cement
• ceremonial or ritualistic structures (Easter Island & Stonehenge)
• single or multiple tombs (Knowth)
• sanctuaries (Gobekli Tepe), & other monumental architecture

Answer 8

stonehenge (megalithic art)

Question 8

• the late years of the old Stone Age.
• 32, 000 to 8, 000 BCE

Answer 8

°PALEOLITHIC

Question 9

• initially highly controversial
• natural erosion vs human creativity
• analysis appears to confirm that humans were responsible for the figurine
• this sculpture is considered one of the earliest known representations of the human form

Answer 9

venus of berekhat ram

Question 9

• Middle Stone Age.
• 8, 000 to 3, 000 BCE

Answer 9

°MESOLITHIC

Question 9

• monolithic human figures
• living faces of deified (made god-like) ancestors
• tallest approx 33’

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moai at easter island

Question 10

• “PALEO” MEANS
• “LITHOS” MEANS
• “MESO” MEANS
• “NEO” MEANS

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• OLD
• STONE
• MIDDLE
• NEW

Question 11

The ____________ has witnessed how humans were able to lead more stable lives and eventually come up with permanent shelters and tools for survival.

Answer 11

Stone Age (2 to 2.8 million years)

Question 12

stone age, when humans started using stone tools, it is believed it all started in ______________

Answer 12

ethiopia

Question 13

therefore indicates a nomadic lifestyle

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portable

Question 14

is a product of climate change. As the climate got colder, part of the early humans’ instinct is to look for shelters that would provide them will warmth. Caves became protective havens
for the early humans and these caves paved the way for the birth of their first attempt to create art.

Answer 14

Paleolithic Art

Question 15

paleolithic miniatures art

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- portable - subject matter - media

Question 16

3D animals and people ornamental tools

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subject matter

Question 17

- permanent and colourful - subjective matter: naturalistic animals

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paleolithic mural art

Question 17

bone, ivory, stone, wood, leather

Answer 17

media

Question 18

- The “_________________________” This figure is a highly abstracted woman From highlighted body parts associated with fertility. * Willendorf, Austria * oolitic limestone that is not local to the area, and tinted with red ochre * unrealistic; approx 25,000 yrs ago * exaggerated portions * breast, hip thighs, navel * some missing features like: * face, arms, hands * Museum of Natural History of Vienna, $60 million valuation

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Venus of Willendorf

Question 18

found in the cave in lascauz, france

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halls of bulls

Question 19

The purpose of this fascinating edifice remains a mystery up to this day age. Some regard it as a temple while others see it as complex calendar the tracked the movements of both the Sun and Moon. Others ascribe some magical element to it by associating it with Merlin the Magician from King Arthurs's story.

Answer 19

STONEHENGE IN ENGLAND (NEOLITHIC ART)

Question 19

Otherwise known as the "Middle Stone Age", the Mesolithic period covered a brief span of around 2,000 years. While it served as an important bridge between the Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic ages, the art of this period was considered to be "not as interesting" as that of the Paleolithic era.

Answer 19

MESOLITHIC PERIOD

Question 19

During the old Kingdom, one of the Architectural wonders was also constructed. The pyramids in _________ served as tombs since their main purpose was to provide a resting place for the pharaohs.

Answer 19

The Great Pyramid Of Giza

Question 19

lascaux, france. Paleolithic europe. 15, 000 - 13, 000 BCE rock painting

Answer 19

great hall of bulls

Question 20

There is emphasis to life-like features of the face like an elongate jaw and thick-lidded eyes. Most artists created artworks that are natural and seemingly real, highlighting the features of their subjects. Naturalism was not only used to depict the pharaoh but also was used for members of the royal family. The bust of ______________ has a long and sensuous neck.

Answer 20

Queen Nefertiti

Question 20

* The “Venus of Willendorf.” This figure is a highly abstracted woman From highlighted body parts associated with fertility. * The representation may show the importance of taking care of these body parts for procreation and consequently the survival of species.

Answer 20

Mesolithic Art

Question 21

is a giant 4,500-year-old limestone statue situated near the Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt. Measuring 240 feet (73 meters) long and 66 feet (20 meters) high, the ____________ is one of the world's largest monuments

Answer 21

Great Sphinx of Giza

Question 21

The ____________ era is generally understood as that time period during which people began to settle into small agricultural communities and eventually formed cities.

Answer 21

NEOLITHIC PERIOD

Question 21

He became king at a very young age and died at the age of eighteen. Howard Carter discovered his tomb in 1922. They were astonished to find gold artworks and that the coffin was made out of solid gold. The body of the young king was eredred in linen and a gold mask covered his face.

Answer 21

King Tutankhamen

Question 21

was the great royal wife of King Akhenaten and, in contemporary Western culture, is perhaps ancient Egypt's most famous queen – as the iconic bust in the Berlin Museum evinces.

Answer 21

Neferneferuaten Nefertiti

Question 21

One of the early civilizations where art flourished was the ________________ Throughout the three kingdoms all the way to the Amarna Revolution, art has been directly used particularly in religious and spiritual activities. Through these unearthed and discovered artworks, the modern world could have a better understanding of the past and how it can affect the present.

Answer 21

EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION

Question 21

NEVER BACK DOWN, NEVER WHAT!!!!!!!!!???????????

Answer 21

NEVER GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!