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Survey of Art I History of Art

Survey of Art I History of Art. Chapter One. Prehistoric Art The Stone Age Paleolithic Period. Paleolithic Period.

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Pre-Historic/Ancient Near East

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Examining & Comparing Prehistoric Art

Examining & Comparing Prehistoric Art. Why would early peoples create art?. As we go through the slides think about the following ideas: What are the early peoples seeing every day? What tools are they using to create art? How would they be able to create art deep inside a cave?

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VISUAL DISPLAYS

VISUAL DISPLAYS. By: Kem Okonkwo Regina Leaks. Definition. Visual Display: Visualization is any technique for creating images, diagrams or animation to communicate a message. Visualization through visual imagery has been an effect way to communicate both abstract and concrete ideas. HISTORY.

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Homo Erectus

Homo Erectus. By Kelly, Max, Meheak , and Adrian. Table Of Contents. Table of Contents Introduction Dates and Places How They Looked Daily Life Clothing Tools Fire Food Ceremony, Cave Paintings, and Language Did You Know? Questions Answers Endnotes Bibliography . Introduction.

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Prehistoric / Stone Age Art

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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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Prehistoric Cave Paintings

Prehistoric Cave Paintings. An Exploration of the Discovery at Lascaux, and Themes of Paleolithic Era Cave Paintings. Cave Paintings: The Prehistoric Novel.

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Cave Painting

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Art Slides #1

Art Slides #1. Ancient to Egyptians. Birth of Art. Art was first created around 25,000 years ago. Neanderthal evolved into Cro-Magnon and greater intelligence allowed imagination and ability to create images in painting and sculptures.

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General knowledge-Historical places

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Stone Age day!!

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Sumer, Mesopotamia

Sumer, Mesopotamia . By L ogan Chamberlain, Zanon Ross and Cole Dahring. Political. The States of Sumer were seemed to be ruled by kings. Their job included military and religious responsibilities.

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Prehistoric Artifacts By Jonathan Golding Myp1

Prehistoric Artifacts By Jonathan Golding Myp1. Where were they found?. The earliest tools of this type come from the region west of Lake Turkana in Kenya. Other tools were found in Eurasia, Asia and Europe. Archeulean Tools.

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STONE AGE

STONE AGE. By J essica. Tracking Down a Mammoth. Finding a mammoth was fun because there were foot prints, fur and bones. Tracking down a mammoth. I saw some bison. They were huge. They were bigger than me. It made me feel like one of them would run up to me and beat me up.

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What is History?

What is History?. What happened before history? Get your sketchbook folder and quickly answer the questions When you are finished, you may finish your sketchbook cover. Prehistoric Cave Painting. Where did people usually put their stories?.

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Introduce Yourself with some inspiration from Native American Art

Introduce Yourself with some inspiration from Native American Art. Nature was important to native cultures. Many believed in animism or the idea that animals and places had a spirit. Is there a place or animal that is special to you?.

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O ur Stone A ge D ay

O ur Stone A ge D ay. By Amelia. Tracking a Mammoth. Tracking a Mammoth was fun because we had to climb up and down things. We found large foot prints in the grass and mud. It was a long and tiring walk. I felt very excited when the mammoth was found. . Cave painting.

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ALDEBAREN

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