Where was this pot located?

Buried deep within a necropolis mound

What is a similarity between the Bushel with Ibex Motif and the Terra Cotta fragment?

Both make use of Geometric forms, Both were likely used for storage at one point

To which animals does the Ambum stone bear resemblance?

A fruit bat, A juvenile echidna

What does the size of the Venus of Willendorf say about the people who created it?

It can fit in the hand, revealing a nomadic lifestyle

How did this female figurine differ from representations of the males of the same region?

Male figures seemed to be more commonly used in rituals

How did the creators of this piece differ from many of the other artists at this time?

They were sedentary in lifestyle

Why is this jar fragment unique among other pieces that have been found in the area?

A human had been depicted for the first time in the region

All of these indicate regional communication by the makers of the anthropomorphic stele EXCEPT:

The writing on several steles in a common language

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1
In how many stages was Stonehenge constructed?
2
4
1
3
2
What is the Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine made of?
Sandstone
Granite
Bone
Limestone
3
Where was the Running Horned woman found?
Lascaux
Tassili n'Ajjer
Near Ha'il (Northwestern Saudi Arabia)
Central Mexico
4
Where was this pot located?
Buried deep within a necropolis mound
Tassili n'Ajjer
Alongside other pots like it in an old temple
Surrounded by stones in a Nambian Cave
5
What is a similarity between the Bushel with Ibex Motif and the Terra Cotta fragment?
Both make use of Geometric forms
Both were likely used for storage at one point
Both depict animal forms
Both were created between 4200 and 3500 BCE
6
To which animals does the Ambum stone bear resemblance?
It is not an animal, it depicts a demon
A pig
A fruit bat
A juvenile echidna
7
What does the size of the Venus of Willendorf say about the people who created it?
It is the size of an altar, showing a sedentary lifestyle
It can fit in the hand, showing that the society had pockets
It can fit in the hand, revealing a nomadic lifestyle
It is over 6 feet tall, which reveals a sedentary lifestyle
8
What kind of architecture is used at Stonehenge?
Vaulted Arches
Mortar and Pestle
Post and Lintel
Barrel Vaulting
9
All of the following are true about the Apollo 11 stones EXCEPT:
They depict a bison
They were located in a cave, near stone tools
The figure was made of charcoal
The stones are art mobilier
10
How did this female figurine differ from representations of the males of the same region?
Most female statues wore masks
Male figures stress hair detail and body paint
Male figures seemed to be more commonly used in rituals
The male figures were made based on molds, and reproduced
11
How did the creators of this piece differ from many of the other artists at this time?
They had a distinct system of writing
They practiced necromancy, as seen by their ancestor worship
They were sedentary in lifestyle
They worked in clay, while many others worked in terra cotta
12
Which other piece was found in central Mexico?
Bushel With Ibex Motifs
Apollo 11 Stones
Anthropomorphic Stele
Tlatilco Female figurine
13
Why is this jar fragment unique among other pieces that have been found in the area?
This was the first pot to have the patterns incised
The pot is known to have been used for ritual purposes
A human had been depicted for the first time in the region
The geometric figuring on the jar was unique in quality
14
All of these indicate regional communication by the makers of the anthropomorphic stele EXCEPT:
The use of exogenous (non-local) materials
The writing on several steles in a common language
The majority of steles in the region are anthropomorphic
The common lack of detail by steles in the area
15
To which piece is the Great Hall of Bulls most similar?
The Running Horned Woman
The Jade Cong
The Apollo 11 stones
Tlaltico Female Figure

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