'2600 bce' diaporamas de présentation

Ancient India & China

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Art History Final Exam Art Identification

Art History Final Exam Art Identification. Slide Identification Items May, 2007. Hall of Bulls 15,000 BCE, Lascaux, France carbon and pigment on stone. Venus of Willendorf c. 25,000 BCE, found in Austria

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Early African Societies & The Bantu Migrations. A View of Egypt by Satellite. Development of African Agriculture. Sahara desert originally highly fertile region Western Sudan region nomadic herders, c. 9000 BCE Domestication of cattle c. 7500 BCE

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Early African Societies & The Bantu Migrations. A View of Egypt by Satellite. Development of African Agriculture. Sahara desert originally highly fertile region Western Sudan region nomadic herders, c. 9000 BCE Domestication of cattle c. 7500 BCE

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Ancient Near East

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Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt

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The Rise of Civilization: The Art of the Ancient Near East

The Rise of Civilization: The Art of the Ancient Near East. The Ancient Near East. Understand the cultural changes in the Neolithic Revolution as they relate to the art and architecture. Understand the concept of civilization and the importance of Sumer in the ancient Near East.

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Chapter Five Examples Beginnings of Western Art

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Mesopotamia

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Prerequisites to Civilization

Prerequisites to Civilization. OR What are the shared characteristics of civilizations?. Group Discussion. What is Civilization? What does Civilization Mean?. Group Discussion. What characteristics are common to every civilization?. What do these Civilizations Have in Common?.

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SUMERIAN ART

SUMERIAN ART. Female Head, 3200-3000 bce, Iraq. Warka Vase, 3200-3000 bce, Iraq. Fragment of victory stele (Stele of Vultures) 2600-2500bce. Standard of Ur, 2600 bce, Iraq. Bull headed lyre, 2600 bce, Iraq. Cylinder seal, 2600 bce, Iraq. AKKADIAN, NEO-SUMERIAN, BABYLONIAN AND HITTITE ART.

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Chapter 3

Chapter 3. Early African Societies and the Bantu Migrations. Africa: Geography. 5,000 miles north-south, east-west North: mountainous coastline Sahara desert West: interior grasslands, tropical jungle on coast East (on Indian ocean): snowy mountains, upland plateaus Central: Jungles

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Art in Mesopotamia

Art in Mesopotamia. Early Art. Early art is consistent with other areas, demonstrating many features descended from the Upper Paleolithic This female figure is from 6000 BCE

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Sargon of Akkad creates the first empire ( range of dates )

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