Edmentum Art 2B Unit 11

Cattle period

• A period characterized by the domestication of horses and wild birds.

• A rock-engraving period showing animals that were domesticated as well as some wild animals.

• A time when only wild animals were depicted in art.

• A period focused on the agricultural development of crops.

Deffufa

• A mud-brick structure used for religious structures.

• A type of ancient pottery.

• A traditional musical instrument.

• A style of ancient painting.

Camel period

• The earliest known period of rock engravings in Africa.

• The latest rock engraving period in Africa; characterized by depictions of camels, often alongside other domesticated animals like cattle and horses.

• A period marked by the absence of any animal depictions in rock engravings.

• The period when only wild animals were depicted in rock engravings.

Face masks

• Masks that cover part or all of the face.

• Masks used for makeup application.

• Masks worn for theatrical performances.

• Masks designed for sports activities.

Bubalus period

• The earliest period of rock engraving; characterized by depictions of primarily wild animals, particularly an extinct species of buffalo (Bubalus antiquus).

• A later period known for intricate human figures and advanced tools.

• A period marked by the use of metal tools and urban development.

• The time when cave paintings of human activities became prevalent.

Tassili n’Ajjer

• A famous site of African rock art located in the Sahara Desert in North Africa.

• A mountain range in the Himalayas.

• A historical city in ancient Egypt.

• A popular tourist destination in South America.

Nok culture

• A culture that emerged around 1000 BCE and lasted until around 300 CE; known for creating terracotta sculptures.

• A prehistoric culture known for its cave paintings and rock art.

• A civilization that thrived in the Americas, known for its pyramids and advanced astronomy.

• A culture that developed in ancient Egypt, famous for its hieroglyphics and mummification practices.

Great Zimbabwe

• This site was the capital for the Shona kingdom and was a great example of African architecture.

• A famous ancient Egyptian pyramid.

• A historical site in Europe known for its medieval castles.

• A modern city known for its skyscrapers.

Helmet masks

• Masks that fit over the head and are often carved from a single tree trunk.

• Masks that are worn only during festivals and celebrations.

• Masks that are made of fabric and used for protection against dust.

• Masks that are designed for children and come in various cartoon characters.

Cave of swimmers

• Located in the Libyan Sahara Desert, named for the paintings inside which seem to show humans swimming.

• A famous cave in the Amazon rainforest known for its ancient rock carvings.

• A cave in the Himalayas that is believed to be a sacred site for meditation.

• A cave in the Sahara Desert known for its unique geological formations.