Stone Age
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Greek/Hellenistic
Ancient Rome
100

This is a traditional, kiln-free method of firing ceramics in an open pit, campfire, or other outdoor fire.

What is open Fired?

100

These small copper statues were placed beneath temple floors and were not intended to be seen by humans.

What are foundation figures?

100

Statues carved from this material are very expressive and are typically shown reaching out and participating in working-class tasks.

What is wooden?

100

This is an asymmetrical stance by realistic weight distribution.

What is contrapposto?

100

Scholars use This clue on ancient currency to Identify and create a timeline of Roman leaders

What are coin portraits?

200

This is a common term used to describe the smaller pots from the Early to Middle Bronze Age.

What are accessory vessels?

200

Ancient Mesopotamian statuettes had this inscribed on their back.

What is cuneiform?

200

Statues carved from this material have filled negative spaces and keep their arms tucked in against their torso.

What is stone?

200

This is the term for the sculpting technique where the illusion is given that fabric is used to adorn figures.

What is wet drapery?

200

Thus culture influenced roman sculpture the most.

What is Greek?

300

This period is marked by the mastery of ironworking, leading to even more widespread and robust tools and weaponry, like steel

What is the Iron Age?

300

The elite and nobles had what these made in their likeness to be placed in the temple.

What are votive statuettes?

300

The term used to describe the facing direction of Egyptian statuary

What is frontality

300

A standing nude youth.

What is Kouros?

300

This is the term for Roman funerary masks made to resemble the deceased.

What are ancestral imagines?

400

This period is marked by the invention of bronze, a metal alloy, which allowed for more durable tools and weapons

What is the Bronze Age?

400

These are the (2) materials that Mesopotamian votive statuettes are carved from.

What is Gypsum and Limestone?

400

This is the group of people that display statues of the working class for their own benefit.

What are the elites?

400

A standing draped maiden.

What is Kore?

400

Late Roman art mixed these themes with realistic depiction of everyday life.

What is mythological?

500

These make their appearance around 4000BC, and set the trend for the development of other round bottommed forms throughout the Neolithic period: Mortlake Bowls, Unstan Ware

What are Carinated Bowls or Grimston Wares?

500

Votive statuettes in the temple all share common characteristics. This is the foot that they a number of them are shown to step forward with.

What is left foot?

500

The action or event that Egyptian statuary faces towards.

What is ritual?

500

This statue stands in a relaxed, asymmetrical posture. The arms have fallen off. Her image is used in pop-culture.

What is Venus de Milo?

500

Stark, harsh realism showing every line and flaw in Roman sculpture

What is veristic style?