The use of these materials in the Bandolier bag are evidence of the Lenape's trade w/Europeans

glass beads, Silk Ribbons, cotton

The Coyolxauhqui stone was located

at the base of the Huitzilopochtli side of the Templo Mayor.

Byeri were used to protect high status individual such as

courageous warriors., women who had borne many healthy children., talented craftspeople., clan heads.

given its own stool to rest upon.

The ancient Puebloans decorated the interiors of their dwellings with

murals of plants, animals and geometric designs.

The City of Cusco was

divided into four quarters., organized into an upper and lower city to divide classes., an axis mundi.

Few staff gods remain because

they were removed by Christian missionaries.

Navigation charts from the Marshall Islands

memorized by a select group of navigators.

aid in the oral recitation of history.

The terraces at Machu Picchu

reduced erosion., were used for growing maize.

The pottery of Maria and Julian Marinez feature

abstracted designs based on natural elements.

features a figure with both human and animal features.

The wall plaques from the Oba's place are made of

brass, through the use of the lost wax method.

Ndop sculptures made by the Kuba peoples emphasize the figure's

head, as a sign of intelligence.

Wooden deities from Nukuoro were part of rituals focused on

the beginning of the harvest season.

The viewer would have viewed the elaborate lintel carvings at Yaxchilan

as they entered through the doorways.

Cotsiogo's painted hide depicts

aspects of the Sun and Wolf dance.

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1
The use of these materials in the Bandolier bag are evidence of the Lenape's trade w/Europeans
glass beads
Silk Ribbons
Animal hides
cotton
2
The Ruler's Feather headdress is made of
bronze.
gray parrot feathers.
quetzal feathers.
'i'iwi bird feathers.
3
The Coyolxauhqui stone was located
at the base of the Tlaloc side of the Templo Mayor.
within the walls of the city of Cusco.
buried under the observatory of Machu Picchu.
at the base of the Huitzilopochtli side of the Templo Mayor.
4
The Great Mosque of Djenne is made of
lots of mosaics
brick
stone
adobe
5
Aka masks are worn with
quetzal feathers.
leopard skins.
elephant tusks.
raffia skirts.
6
Byeri were used to protect high status individual such as
courageous warriors.
women who had borne many healthy children.
talented craftspeople.
clan heads.
7
The Great Mosque of Djenne is located in
Spain
Isreal
Iran
Mali
8
The sika dwa kofi is
in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
used by the chief during ceremonies.
given its own stool to rest upon.
hidden in an underground cave.
9
The ancient Puebloans decorated the interiors of their dwellings with
fine woven rugs to help keep their homes warm.
low relief carvings of the local landscape.
murals of plants, animals and geometric designs.
intricately decorated bark cloth.
10
The artist of the veranda post of enthroned king and senior wife was carved by
Olowe of Ise
Owie Kimou
Yinka Shonibare
El Anatsui
11
The City of Cusco was
divided into four quarters.
organized into an upper and lower city to divide classes.
an axis mundi.
built on an artificial island in the middle of a lake.
12
The Bundu mask is unique in African art in that
they are made of clay.
they are danced by a woman.
they are carved by women.
they are intended for display in a museum.
13
Few staff gods remain because
they were removed by Christian missionaries.
given as gifts to sea captains.
buried and rotted over time.
they were ritualy destroyed in funerary rites.
14
The buk mask uses sacred materials in the form of
terra cotta.
greywacke.
gray parrot feathers.
turtle shell.
15
Navigation charts from the Marshall Islands
incorporated western materials.
were used on long sea voyages.
memorized by a select group of navigators.
put on public display.
16
Lukasa are used to
aid in the oral recitation of history.
determine planting times.
communicate among distinct regional tribes.
track celestial movements.
17
The Moai were created from
greywacke.
terra cotta.
wood.
basalt and tuff.
18
The terraces at Machu Picchu
reduced erosion.
were used for growing maize.
were built of rod-shaped volcanic rock.
were used for burial.
19
The pottery of Maria and Julian Marinez feature
serpentine vegetal motifs.
geometric human figures.
intricate interlaced designs.
abstracted designs based on natural elements.
20
The Lazon Stela
aligns with the summer solstice.
depicts a shaman's vision.
features a figure with both human and animal features.
was used for human sacrifice.
21
The wall plaques from the Oba's place are made of
hammered gold.
welded sheet metal.
bronze relief.
brass, through the use of the lost wax method.
22
Ndop sculptures made by the Kuba peoples emphasize the figure's
ears, as a sign of wisdom.
eyes, as a sign of spiritual awakening.
hands, as a sign of physical power.
head, as a sign of intelligence.
23
A nkisi kondi is used for
protection
revenge
coming of age rituals
healing
24
Transformation masks were worn during
a potlatch ceremony.
the sun dance.
marriage rituals.
funerary rites.
25
The white around the eyes of the pwo mask represents
inner spiritual knowledge.
age and wisdom.
physical strength.
idealized beauty.
26
When not in use, mblo masks are
kept in a communial place of worship.
hidden from view.
on the wall of the chief's palace.
kept in a private family shrine.
27
Wooden deities from Nukuoro were part of rituals focused on
female coming of age ceremonies.
honoring the ocean.
the beginning of the harvest season.
ancestor worship.
28
The viewer would have viewed the elaborate lintel carvings at Yaxchilan
as they entered through the doorways.
after going through a series of subterranean tunnels.
in the throne room.
as part of the king's sarcophagus.
29
Cotsiogo's painted hide depicts
realistic depictions of reservation life.
a tribal history.
aspects of the Sun and Wolf dance.
a self-portrait.
30
Ikenga shrines refer to a person's
place of birth.
spiritual status.
lineage.
occupation.

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