WorksheetsArt 02
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Most ancient West African civilizations intentionally destroyed their artifacts to symbolize life’s transience
Egypt’s climate allows ancient art to be preserved for much longer than in West Africa
Modern art historians consider ancient Egyptian art to be objectively higher in quality than ancient West African art
Art historians have historically considered ancient Egyptian art to underly Greek and Roman traditions.
Ancient Egyptian art has lasted in greater quantity since it is secure within royal tombs that were almost always impervious to robbery.
Germany
Spain
France
Switzerland
Italy
elephants
lions
bison
horses
mammoths
primitive sundial
tool in domestic labor
fertility figure
meeting place
symbol of military victory
These peoples developed technologies that allowed for complex house
New religious beliefs associated caves with evil power
An increase in temperatures prompted a transition to rock shelter
A series of earthquakes destroyed many of the former cave site
The groups that remained in caves tended to succumb to disease
Old Stone Age
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Middle Stone Age
New Stone Age
sandstone
granite
shale
limestone
marble
Mesopotamia lacked Egypt’s natural protection
Egyptian dynasties would pay potential invaders to attack Mesopotamia
Foreigners viewed Egypt as barren in comparison to Mesopotami
Egyptian dynasties focused more on defense than their Mesopotamian
counterpart
economic hubs
restaurants
palaces
theaters
sports arenas
royal palace
hunting bow
hanging gardens
poetry collection
law code
the Akkadians
the Babylonians
the Guti
the Assyrians
the Persians
animal figures
battle scenes
local flora
ancient kings
contemporary celebrities
Persepolis
Pasargadae
Susa
Ur
Babylon
power distortion
noble proportioning
hierarchical scale
royal detailing
stratified depicting
Tutankhamun’s
Nefertiti’s
Narmer’s
Amenhotep I’s
Ramses II’s
