His Identity 1

Question 1

Nude Woman

Closed fertility, made from rubbing tools, small sculpture in the round, portable because very small.

Answer 1

NA
Willendorf, Australia
Paleolithic
Ca, 24000 BCE

Question 2

Lascaux cave

Found where most caves are and also by rivers

Answer 2

Dordogen, France
NA
Paleolithic
ca. 15000 BCE

Hall of the bulls
Bird-headed man with bison

Question 3

Catalhoyuk

Houses with doors on Celling. 3000 people(a lot), decorated walls, bulkhead plastered over deco.

Answer 3

Settlement ca. 6,000 BCE
Volcano eruption, ca. 6000 BCE
Dear Hunt ca. 6000 BCE

NA
Turkey
Neolithic
6000 BCE

Question 4

Stone henge

Teamwork and communication. Technical, how dose one depose of a body, by burying the dead. Post and lentil… mortise(inword) tension(outward)

Answer 4

NA
Salisbury plain, Wiltshire, England
Neolithic
ca. 2550-1600 BCE

Question 5

Beaker

Ceramic cemetery, near East. In iron by Elem. near big city. 1,000 graves or 8,000 burials. Separate graves and vases.

Answer 5

Beaker
NA
From Susa 
Proto-Elamite
4,000 BCE

Question 6

Post-and-lintel

Answer 6

Post go up and down in a structure and lintel gose across. Much like Stonehenge.

Question 7

Relief sculpture

Answer 7

Opposite of sculpture in-the-round.

Low and high (how detailed is the sculpture, high would be detailed and goes mostly around low would be Hans on StarWars movie.

Question 8

Sculpture in-the-round

Answer 8

Sculpture that can be viewed at all angles.

Question 9

Incising

Answer 9

A method to cut into something with a sharp instrument.

It is pronounce… (in-sized) or (in-size-ing)

Question 10

Megalithic

Answer 10

Relating to or noting prehistorical monuments made of or containing megalithic.
Is a large stone used for a monument either alone or together.

Question 11

Abstraction v. Naturalism

Answer 11

Abstraction: breaks away from the traditional representation of physical objects. Such as sun drawn as a circle.

Neutralism: a style or theory a representation base on accurate detail.