This is the subject matter depicted in the Chauvet Caves
What are animals

This Culture is sometimes considered a mother culture to the Maya, as well as other Mesoamerican cultures such as the Mixtec, Zapotec, and Aztecs.
What is Olmec
This animal or creature is represented in this example from the Garagay friezes
What is a spider
The Egyptian king is said to be the incarnation of this deity, often represented by a falcon
Who is Horus
Greenstone like that found in Pakal's Funerary Mask and the Kunz axe represent this in Mesoamerican ideology
What is life, rebirth, maize kernels, and the agricultural cycle.
The Lion Man is made from this material
What is Mammoth Tusk
This is the name of the famous king of Palanque who ruled for over 60 years in the 7th century CE.
Who is (K'inich) Janaab Pakal
This is the culture that is responsible for creating these earspools with a sailboat and spondylus shell motif.
What is Chimú
The goddess Isis has this symbol over both her arms, a hieroglyph representing what? 
Ankh - representing life
This individual would have worn this tunic in the Inka Empire 
Who is the emperor?
Which Cave Art is older, The Chauvet Caves or the Lascaux Caves?
The Chauvet Caves (34,000 BCE).
The Lascaux caves are from 15,000 BCE.
This is the commonly used (modern) name for the type of Olmec supernatural figure seen below:
What is a Howling were-jaguar baby
The Lanzón, deep in the heart of a ceremonial complex at Chavín de Huantar, is in the same shape as this common Peruvian object
What is a Foot Plow
This Pharaoh is responsible for the first pyramid in 2600 BCE
Who is Djoser
The Narmer Palette is too big to be used for this purpose, even if it is shaped like one.

What is a cosmetic palette
Name 3 artistic conventions of early female figurines that are demonstrated by The Woman of Willendorf
1. No Feet
2. Not focused on Face
3. Exaggerated Anatomy
This type of monument was re-carved into the giant heads that are considered one of the defining features of Olmec culture.
What is a throne (like La Venta Altar 4)

Tunics (Unku) in the Inka Empire would have featured this type of design, often an indication of rank or social role
What is Tocapu

The name of the funerary structures seen in the foreground here translates to "bench" in Arabic
What is Mastaba?
This masonry technique is depicted in the stone wall below: 
What is "Uncoarsed Masonry"
This Vocabulary Word is used to refer to art on walls.
What is Parietal art.
This "T" shaped hieroglyph can be found throughout the art and architecture of Palanque. It represents This.

These Creatures represent duality on this monument from Chavín de Huantar![]()
What is Falcons/Hawks/Eagles.
This Kingly Crown is represented in the picture below, and represents THIS part of Egypt.
What is The Red Crown and Lower Egypt.
These two animals are depicted on the top of Tutankhamun's Nemes headdress. What are they and what do they represent?
What are a vulture and a snake, representing the goddesses of Upper and Lower Egypt respectively.