Non Western Art Part 2

Native Americans used this technique instead of glazes to make their pottery waterproof.

Masks were used in Sub-Saharan Africa mainly for....

What is the real name of Easter Island and its early inhabitants?

This hand, found in the Hopewell Mounds, was made out of...........

Ornamentation like that found on this garment was worn only by the rich.

These masks, carved from live trees, were used when nothing else would work.

This is an example of a ____________________.

This _________________ was made out of__________________.

Worship centers, particularly of the Anasazi, were called?

What is NOT one of the types of society in Sub-Saharan Africa?

The Benin Horn Blower was only ____________ heads tall, showing __________ proportion.

Melanesian wood carvings were full of bold colors, while Polynesian wood carvings relied on....

This is an example of a _________________figure.

The animal seen here is the most powerful in Andean art.

This is an example of a____________________.

The Cahokia mounds can be found in modern day...........

This words means showing ancestors and clan heritage.

Tipis were created from...........

Baskets like these come from..........

Art in the kingdoms of Nigeria was mainly created for whom?

This City in the Clouds is known as...........

Pre-Columbian temples were often found in this shape.

In Zimbabwe, stones lent themselves to this particular sculpture that is still emulated today.

This is an example of the Aztec use of ______________

All of these were metals Pre-Columbian artists used, except....

The Benin peoples excelled at this particular art medium....

What is the name for showing two views of an animal, like in this petroglyph?

Cliff dwellings like these in Mesa Verde were built by the _______________peoples.

When artists use animal and human features together, it is called

A high relief is outset very far from its wall, whereas a ________ relief is not. 

Before the Aztecs, these peoples created a calendar we look to today for information.

Interestingly enough about this character....

This bronze plaque is from what culture?

This is an example of a _________________ figure.

Zigzag rock formations form this landmark in Mesoamerica

Onwooden ancestor figures, this symbolized blood and the existence of the soul of the deceased.

Europeans influenced Native Americans with the introduction of this....

This is an example of ______________.

Masks like these were used for what purpose?

These are called...............

Plains Indians would build these structures due to their more nomadic lifestyle. 

Tattoo design is sometimes thought to originate here, with large tribal designs.

This symbol on the Iban Tribe/ Sarawak blanket symbolized a bird.

This tribe excelled at making these..........

This is an example of a _______________ textile, the most renowned culture for making textiles.

What art form was first practiced in the Southwest?

All are ways their art was similar BUT.....

This King, with his immaculate realism, was from what culture?

Nomadic tribes typically only created this type of art....

Aside from the monolithic structures found, what other unusual art was found on Easter Island?

What are these called?

What is the oldest Mesoamerican culture?

Olmec peoples made monolithic colassal heads out of what stone?

The Nok and Ife cultures created very _____________ terra cotta and lost wax figures.