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Woman from Willendorf
“Venus figure”
30,000–25,000 BCE
Thought to be a fertility figure
BCE:
CE:
Ca.
Before Common Era
Common Era
“Circa,” around, approximately
Paleolithic:
Mesolithic:
Neolithic:
ancient‐stone (ca. 2 mil BCE – ca. 10,000 BCE)
middle‐stone
new‐stone (ca. 8,000 – ca. 3,000 BCE)
Altamira, Spain
15,000–10,000 BCE
Lascaux (France): Hall of the Bulls
15,000–13,000 BCE
Chauvet Cave (France), 30,000–28,000 BCE
Cave of Forgo5en Dreams,
Werner Herzog, dir., 2010
Sumerian Civilization
Developed around 4000 BCE
• Controlled rivers, developed irrigaFon systems
(in the desert)
• Each city‐state had a specific patron deity
(ruling and protecFng god)
• Rulers were priests who served their god
• Stable government lead to specializaFon
Zuggart
Northeastern façade with restored stairs. Ur (modern Tell Maqayyar, Iraq) ca. 2100 BCE
Temple dedicated to Nanna, Sumerian moon god
Statues of worshippers and deiFes from
the Square Temple (Abu Temple) at Eshnunna
(modern Tel Asmar), Irag, c. 2750 BCE
Sumerian Technology
counFng based on 60‐‐used to measure Fme
• architectural endeavors based on math
• pottery was mass produced
• casting of bronze
• invention of glass
• invention of the wheel
• invention of writing
Hammurrabi
Law Code of Hammurabi, ca 1760 BCE
Relief
its a sculpture that is half stone
Horus
the son of Osiris and iris often the symbol of the king (falcon head)
Palette of Narmer, ca. 3150-25 BCE
Iconography:
identification, description, and
the interpretation of the content of images
Hierarchical scale:
relative size determined
by relative importance among figures
Egyptian Hieroglyphs (for priestly decree)
Egyptian Demotic
Greek
(for priestly decree)
(daily native script)
(language of administration)
Great pyramids, Giza: Menkaure (2533-2515),
Khafra (2570-2544), Khufu (2601-2528)
Ka:
Egyptian concept of eternal spiritual essence
Amenhotep IV = Akhenaten
1353-1336/1351-1334
Funerary mask of Tutankhamun, ca. 1337 BCE
Gold, semi‐precious stones, glass. 75 lbs.
Minoan Civilization:
wealthy, secure, & matriarchal
Minoan Palace of Knossos, Crete
1500 B.C.E