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Global Prehistory Day 1&2
Global Prehistory Day 1&2
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Which artifact is thought to have possibly been used as a pestle due to it's size , shape & location of discovery?
Ambum Stone
Bushel with ibex motifs
Tlatilco female figurine
Jade Cong
2
This artifact is made from what material?
Quartizite
Marble
Bone
Ceramic
3
The work was created by manipulating which of the following materials?
A hard sedimentary stone known as greywacke, shaped with stone tools
The bone of an animal considered to be a totemic species
A hard-to-carve mineral called jade, formed using sanding techniques
Red terra cotta clay excavated from a sacred site
4
The Hall of Bulls is located in
France
Coastal Africa
New Zealand
Mexico
5
Due to the pinched waist, diminished arms & presence of duality this ceramic figure can be attributed to which culture?
Tlatilco Culture
Lapita Culture
Kingdom of Elam
Enga People
6
The work shown was created during the prehistoric period in what is now called
the Solomon Islands
Liangzhu, China
the Arabian Peninsula
Susa, Iran
7
Artists working on prehistoric caves used all the following tools except
scaffolds to reach high areas in a cave
brushes made from human hair
paints made from ocher and natural materials
flat stones used as palettes
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All of these artifacts were made using the same techniques except which one?
Great Hall of Bulls
Stonehenge
Running horned woman
Apollo Stones
9
Contextual evidence indicates that the works Bushel with ibex motifs and jade cong were intended for
Ritual religious sacrifices
Aesthetic decoration
Domestic living spaces
Funerary purposes
10
Which of the following is not pottery or a ceramic artifact?
Camelid sacrum
Tlatilco female figurine
Bushel with ibex motifs
Terracotta fragments
11
The vessel shown was created using
painted terra cotta
porcelain with underglazing
pigment on rock
charcoal on stone
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The cave painting shown is visually similar to those found in the Great Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux in that the
limited color palette is intended to focus attention on the narrative
natural curves in the cave wall are used to produce atmospheric perspective
forms are foreshortened to present a sense of animals in motion
animals are depicted in profile to convey their distinctive qualities