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Hall of the Bulls:


* Dates back to the Paleolithic period


* Discovered in the 19th century


* In cave called Lascaux

Woman of Willendorf:


* Small figure


* Sculpted


* Fertility symbol

Human Head Plastered Skull:


* Comes from Neolithic Period


* Considered a spirit trap


* From Catalhuyuk

Stonehenge:


* In Salisburg, England


* Considered solar calendar up to a couple years ago


* It is a Cromlech

Female Warka Head:


* From Mesopotemia


* Detail was made by gauging and or sizing


* One of the pieces looted in Baghdad


Tell Asmar Abu Statues:


* Mixture of male and female figures


* Found in the white temple on top of a Zigurat


* Eyes are painted wide open to receive messages and to protect the soul

Reconstructed Lyre with In Laid Panel:


* Large musical instrument


* Lines going horizontal separating the images, called registers


* Animal upright is called Zoomhorphsm

Stele of Naram Sin:


* Designer layout of soldiers going up top is called the bent axis approach


* Stone monument for his victories


* Example of Hierarchial Proportioning

Gate Guardians of Zargon:


* Winged Guardians (Animals) of Lamassu


* Very Large


* Meant to intimidate and frighten away enemies


* Example of a hybrid

Ishtar Gate:


* Entrance to Babylon (Baghdad)


* Currently in Berlin, Germany


* Has glazed bricks featuring hybrid animals

Stele of Hammurabi:


* Very large stele


* Has property laws, a total of 288


* Unified the area


* Set the standards for laws


* Created a set of laws for everyone

The Audience Hall of Darius and Xerxes:


* Very large palace and library


* Has a bent axis approach


* Capital is missing on all of them, it was in the shape of a bull

Palette of Naymer:


* Egyptian


* Eye makeup holder


* Naymer is the largest because he is the most important


* Example of hierarchal proportioning

Step Pyramid of King Dosser:


* Made from mud and brick construction


* Came from Old Kingdom of Egypt


* Designed by Imhotep

Khafre(a) (Egyptian) or Chefren (Greek):


* His face was the image used for most Pharaonic


* Stiff, formal, and seated is a formal presentation because of his level of importance

Menkarure and Queen:


* From the Old Kingdom of Egypt


* Positioning of the feet is to simulate movement

Rock ______________ of Hatshepsut:


* Goes 500 ft into the mountain


* This type of burial was developed in the Middle Kingdom

Collasai of Ramses II:


* Huge image of Ramses II


* Abu Simbel


* High Relief Sculpture

Imhotep or Akatnaton:


* He and wife changed belief from polytheism to monotheism


* His wife was Nefertiti

Tut:


* It is a mask


* He was known for his treasure not for the things that he did