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This pharaoh became famous due to the discovery of his untouched tomb rather than his accomplishments as a leader.
Who is Tutankhamun?
This is a term used to describe the era when humans began settling down in farming societies rather than hunting-gathering.
What is neolithic?
These works, made about 25,000 years ago where named after a "space-related" mission.
What were the Apollo 11 Stones?
What is China?
The beginning of "history" is marked by this emergence of this type of development.
What is writing?
King Menkaure and Queen were carved during the ______ Egyptian Kingdom.
What is Old?
This was the technique used when carving the "Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine."
What is subtractive technique?
The artist who made the Tlatilco Female Figures spent a good amount of detail on this part of the human body.
What is the hair?
The Seated Scribe is depicted with this type of ancient "paper" stretched across his lap.
What is papyrus?
The Great Pyramids and the Great Sphinx are cut from this type of material.
What is limestone?
The Code of Hammurabi uses this type of script in writing out the laws of the king.
What is cuneiform?
Most Athenian/Greek statues were sculpted from this material.
What is marble?
The "Running Horned Woman" was found in this region of the world. At the time, green with grasslands and lakes. Today, one of the driest areas geographically.
What is the Sahara?
What is reductive?
Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and Three Daughters depict Akhenaten's attempt to change Egypt's religion to the worship of this singular sun god.
Who is Aten?
The Palette of King Narmer divided its depicted scenes into horizontal bands called ___________.
What are registers?
The Standard of Ur depicts him in greater size to mark his importance using this type of convention.
What is hierarchical scale?
The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut lined dozens of statues in its courtyards as part of this type of program.
What is the sculpture program?
The "Great Hall of the Bulls" used this technique to show the recognizable angle of each body part rather than just a single viewpoint.
What is composite perspective?
The Beaker with Ibex Motifs is suggested to have functioned as a _________ ________, an item buried with the dead.
What is a funerary object?
Stonehenge was built with these type of massive stones.
What are sarsen stones?
You could not walk directly in the White Temple and its Ziggurat due to this type of approach in its design.
What is the bent-axis approach?
The Last Judgement of Hunefer was part of a collection of funerary spells that modern scholars refer to as the _________ __ ____ ________.
What is the Book of the Dead?
The sculptures of the Anavysos Kouros, Peplos Kore, and the Sarcophagus of the Spouses attempted to make their statues life-like by applying this to their faces.
What is the Archaic smile?
This term refers to figures that depict creatures that are part human and part animal.
What is therianthropic?
The Ambum Stone was carved out of this type of sedimentary stone.
What is greywacke?
The Terra Cotta Fragment was created using this type of technique with a comb-like tool.
What is dentate stamping?
The Votive Figures perpetually stood in worship in dedication to this Mesopotamian god.
Who is Abu?
The Temple of Amun-Re and Hypostyle Hall use height difference in their architecture and apply _________ __________ to let daylight and air filter into the dark hall below.
What is clerestory lighting?
The Lamassu was built for the gateways of the capital of this ancient empire.
What is the Neo-Assyrian Empire?