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ADVERTISING: The History

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ADVERTISING: The History

ADVERTISING: The History. PREHISTORY. 1704 - First Newspaper Ad 1742 - First Magazine Ad 1842? - (US) - First advertising agency 1882 - Procter & Gamble Co. begins advertising Ivory soap ($11,000) 1889 - (Canada) - First Canadian agency McKim -- sold newspaper space to advertisers.

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Paleolithic and Neolithic Cave and Rock Art

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Unit 2: World Literature Sacred Texts and Epic Tales

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Prehistoric art

Prehistoric art. Cave Art to Stonehenge. UNIT CONCEPTS. The Stone Age man invented representational art. It used quick and unsophisticated strokes. Art for them was utilitarian in that it was used as a form of magic or for religious purposes to gain control over an hostile environment.

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PREHISTORIC ART

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Paleolithic Age vs. Neolithic Age

Paleolithic Age vs. Neolithic Age. Nomads turned Farmers. Paleolithic Age. Old Stone Age 2 million BC to 10,000 BC People were nomadic Lived in clans of 20-30 people Men hunted/fished, women gathered wild fruits/nuts/roots

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Paleolithic and Neolithic

Paleolithic and Neolithic. World History SOL WHI.2a,b,c,d. Essential Questions. How did physical geography influence the lives of early humans? What were the characteristics of hunter gatherer societies?

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Human Family Tree

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Cave Project at Esperanza Elementary School

Cave Project at Esperanza Elementary School. IGERT Fellow: Josh Reuther Mentors: Sara Chavarria & Amy Feldman.

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Investigating the Past

Investigating the Past. Chapter 1 History Alive. Introduction: Ancient History. Distant past Earliest humans First great civilizations. Lascaux, France. September 12, 1940 Four boys found a cave Cave paintings over the wall and ceilings Great Discovery. Experts who study the past.

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Cro-Magnons: The First Painters

Cro-Magnons: The First Painters Cro-magnons were the first species of the Homo Sapiens Sapiens. They lived in Europe during the period before the emergence of Indo-Europeans, from 40,000 to 8,000 BCE. Magdalenian Civilization.

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Paleolithic Age

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Prehistoric Art (Cave Paintings)

Prehistoric Art (Cave Paintings). Objective:. To learn about Cave Art and what it can tell us about Ancient people. _____________________________________ Since there were no books written during the Stone Age, the cave art is very important. It gives us a glimpse into the ancient world. .

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Period One-5% of Questions

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Lesson based on: FIRST PAINTER By Kathryn Lasky Paintings by Rocco Baviera

Lesson based on: FIRST PAINTER By Kathryn Lasky Paintings by Rocco Baviera. Art Concept: Value Reading Strategy: Inference, Inferring By Carolyn Wilhelm. www.wikipedia.com. Inferring Q and a this document has a long list of questions and answers. Standards. Lesson plan.

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Lesson based on: FIRST PAINTER By Kathryn Lasky Paintings by Rocco Baviera

Lesson based on: FIRST PAINTER By Kathryn Lasky Paintings by Rocco Baviera. Art Concept: Value Reading Strategy: Inference, Inferring By Carolyn Wilhelm. www.wikipedia.com. Inferring Q and a this document has a long list of questions and answers. Standards. Lesson plan.

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Prehistoric Cave Art

Prehistoric Cave Art. How does art inform us about the past?. Prehistory. Prehistory ? Period before written/recorded history (no written documentation). Why is studying the prehistoric era problematic?. How does art inform us about the past?.

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Prehistoric Art

Prehistoric Art. Paleolithic Hunters and Gatherers and Cave Art. 15,000-13,000 BC How many years ago?. Pictograph: Painting on a surface like a cave wall. Petroglyph: Design carved into rock or other surface. Kentucky Rock Art. The cave was discovered by four boys in 1940.

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El Castillo cave paintings

Scientists say that some of the prehistoric cave paintings are more than 40,000 years old - four or five thousand years older than anyone had believed before. (ABC)

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