Prehistoric ar - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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FTCE Art K12 Knowledge study guide Final Exam 2024/2025 Verified Prehistoric Art - CORRECT ANSWER-Stone age art provides clues about the most basic elements of human culture at the very dawn of civilization. Upper or Late Paleolithic - CORRECT ANSWER-25,000 - 15,000 B.C. The Panaramitee Petroglypher - CORRECT ANSWER-43,000 B.C. Aboriginal abstractions from South Australia. The Venus of Willendorf carver - CORRECT ANSWER-30,000 - 25,000 B.C. 4.5 inch tall carved limestone figure, found...

Organized systems of agriculture, the maintenance of herds of domesticated animals, and permanent, year-round settlements marked the_______________. a. Paleolithic Era c. Bronze Age b. Stone Age d. Neolithic Era - D Which of the following examples is from the Lower Paleolithic period? - A Which of the following is not true of the above examples of Neolithic ceramics? a. Patterns were engraved into each ceramic piece, and then white chalk was rubbed into the engravings so that the e...

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ANTH 1000 Exam 1 Question Answer 5 sub disciplines of anthropology 1. archaeology 2. physical/biological anthropology 3. linguistics 4. cultural anthropology 5. applied anthroplogy Archaeology Looks at the material culture of past human behavior • Food production • Technology • Settlement patterns • Identity Can also be divided into • Prehistoric Archaeology • Historic Archaeology Paleoanthropology deals with human evolution primatology looks at non-human primates as models...

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Prehistoric Art Worksheet - Introduction to Art - ART1035

The buildings that survived from prehistoric times and are considered architectural works were cult structures. Homes were built with less durable materials, such as mud bricks and wood. Religious motives led to significant achievements throughout the history of architecture beginning with prehistory.