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Back to Ancient Mesopotamia and Persia in the 3,500 BCE-641 CE
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What was the Standard of Ur thought to be...
A sound box/ musical instrument
A story
Historians still haven't fully understood it's use.
Holds foods
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Who is the God depicted in this artwork?
Shra
Akhenaton
Ra
Shamash
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What is the Temple made out of
Rock
Limestone
Sandstone
Mud Brick
4
What is this structure called?
The Hall of Kings
Persepolis Audience Hall
Carved Wood Columns
Perseus Audience Hall
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When was this structure made?
1000-800 BCE
500-400 CE
520-465 BCE
650-503 BCE
6
What do the Statues of Votive Figures and Standard of Ur have in Common?
They only have one side
They don't have anything in common
They both have inlays
Both Sumerian
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When were these statues made?
500-600 BCE
720-500 CE
650-728 BCE
720-705 BCE
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Why was the Temple made?
Better looking point for enemies
For the King
To be closer to Gods
For the Public
9
This art piece is best described with what vocab word?
Cuneiform
Lamassu
Ground line
A Frieze
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What are the Lamassu's made out of
Alabaster
Carved rock
Limestone
Greywacky
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What is the name of this art piece
The code of Harambe
The code of Hammurabi
The Stone of Wishes
Leadership Goals
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what is the statue made of?
Gypsum
Sandstone
Wood
Basalt
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What are the Statues made of?
Basalt
Greywacky
Marble with gem inlay
Gypsum inlay
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When was the White Temple and it's Ziggurat built?
2050-1000 BCE
3000-2000 CE
5000-4000 BCE
3600-3000 BCE
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What do the sides represent?
Rage and Hope
Famine and Growth
War and Peace
Anger and Kindness
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What was the structure made out of?
Limestone
Wood
Sandstone
Marble
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Who created this structure?
Persian and Sumerian
Alexander the Great
Darius and Xerxes
Xerxes and Partres
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Where was this artwork found?
Shah Tahmasp's Shahnama
Imperial Rome
Citadel of Sargon II
Granada
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Who created this artwork?
Persian
Sumerian
Marianna
Neo-Assyrian
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Why does this statue have 5 legs?
It was cool so the artist made it
Because it's an animal human hybrid
So it can appear to be moving and standing
The artist messed up and forgot to fix it
