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Palette of king namar


From Kierakonpolis


3000 BCE


Slate used for makeup


Has Horus




Stepped Pyramid of Djoser


2600 BCE


Architect - Imhotep


-Orientation-Facing N


-Replica of Djoser’s palace so he can perform his duties as ruler through out eternity.


-Seradab for Djoser’s ka to receive offerings


Great Pyramids, Gizeh, Egypt, 2500 BCE




Menkaure, Khafre, Khufu.


2,3 million est. blocks on Khufu, facing N star


Khafre Enthroned


2500 BCE


Egyptian




Place for Pharaohs to receive offerings


Protection of Horus


Seated looking forward


Semtwa on side symbolizes unity

Seated Scribe




2500 BCE


Depiction is realistic instead of idealistic.


Active in performing role as a scribe

Nebamun Hunting Fowl


1400 BCE


Lotus Flowers for Life


Papyrus Patch for underworld


On skiff w/ family to symbolize unity



Akhenaton, Nefertiti and three daughters


1300 BCE


Soft/round physical features


-Corvlinear rather than rectilinear


-Friendly warm exchange between fam members


-Limestone


-Worshiped Aton rather than Ra and Horus

Sarcophagus, from Hagia Triada


Minoan


1400 BCE


Worship Dead


Composite Perspective

Figurine of a Woman




Minoan




Greece


2500 BCE


Marble


Not made to stand up

Knossos


1400 BCE




Minoan


No fortifications


Air Shaft and Light Wells


Large Courtyards


Storage Rooms

Bull-leaping fresco, from Knossos


Minoan




1400 BCE




Celebrate rite of passage from boyhood to manhood

Snake Goddess


1600 BCE


Minoan


-Fertility,


-illustrates the goddess or priestess’ control over nature.

Harvesters Vace


1500 BCE



Citadel at Tiryns


1400 BCE


Mycenaean


Lion Gate


Corbeled gallery in walls

Inlaid Dagger Blade


1500 BCE


Lion Hunt

Venus of Willendorf


28000 BCE


Limestone

Hall of the Bulls


15000 BCE


Cave in France

Rhinoceros, Wounded man and Bison, painting Lascaux France


15000 BCE

Standard of Ur Peace side


Sumerian


2500 BCE

Presentation of offerings to Inanna


3000 BCE


Sumerian


Hierarchial Scaling - Largest Figure in charge


Close Proximity to goddess


Bringing Offerings to goddesses


Victory Stele of Naram-Sin


Akkadian


2200 BCE

Stele with law code of Hammurabi


1800 BCE


Near East


Provides Authority for the laws