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What are the 3 parts of culture?
ACB:
Artifacts
Customs/habits
Belief systems (right and wrong)
Earliest examples of art created by early man were:
Cave paintings
What was the purpose of cave paintings?
Worship - spiritually/ritually killing an animal for a successful hunt.
Most famous primitive statue of a female deity?
Venus of Willendorf
Reason for early art?
Spirtiual purpose
What was pre-historic music used for?
Work
Communication
Emotional expression
Why do few artifacts exist from the Paleolithic Period?
Paleolithic people were migratory - and thus everything they made had to be small and portable, and not much could be made.
What is the change from the Paleolithic to Neolithic periods?
The Paleolithic people were migratory, following the food, whereas Neolithic people learned to till soil to farm food, and thus could stay in one place.
During the Neolithic revolution, what developments occurred in art?
Jewelry
Pottery
Weaving
What were the Mesopotamian's symbolic mountains with temples called?
Ziggurats - worship was on the inside, so the outside not made aesthetically pleasing.
Stonehenge is an example of a:
Megalithic monument
Differences between Egyptians and Mesopotamians view of kings
Egyptians believed pharaohs were living gods - whereas Mesopotamians saw their kings as the supreme ruler, working for a god.
What is the hero in the "Epic of Gilgamesh" searching for?
Immortality
What are the Egyptian's two musical instruments?
Harp
Lyre
What evidence exists of Egyptian music?
Wall paintings
Driving force of Egyptian art?
Pleasant afterlife
Characteristics of Egyptian art:
Stylization
Frontality
Vertical stacking/perspective
Patterns
Descriptive perspective (size = importance)
Egyptian sculptures are not:
Free standing - free from the stone:
Little open space
Egyptian architecture use what design:
Post and lintel
What is the Hebrew civilization's most direct contribution to Western culture?
Monotheistic god
What type of narratives are Homeric epics and Biblical literature?
Lyric poetry.
Evidence of ancient Hebrew music
Psalms
Two types of vocal music in Hebraic services:
Responsoral (btwn leader and chorus)
Antiphonal (btwn two groups)
Ancient Hebrew instrument still used today:
Shofar (ram's head)