FINAL

Question 1

Answer 1

Doryphoros
- also known as “Spirit Bear” & “The Cannon”
- Roman copy
- 440 BCE
- made of marble (og in bronze)
- controposto (leg/hip shift)
- idealized proportions

Question 2

Answer 2

Terracotta Fragments
- Solomon Islands
- Lapita people
- 1000 BCE
- designed grammar
- cultures had influence on others

Question 3

Answer 3

Apollo 11 Stones
- also called “Animal Facing Left”
- Africa
- 2500 BCE
- feline type animal, with human-ish

Question 4

Answer 4

Grave-marker of Hegeso
- Athens
- 400 BCE
- her feet are off the ground
- she is important because she is larger and has a servant

Question 5

Answer 5

Temple of Hatshepsut
- New Kingdom (not a pyramid)
- Egypt
- Limestone & Granite
- was built to honor the god Amun
- ensure that Hatshepsut’s life story was told and to assert her power

Question 6

Answer 6

Standing Worshipers
- Sumerian (made of cones, stylized beards)
- 2700 BCE

Question 7

Answer 7

Standard of Ur
- Sumerian
- 2600 BCE
- 8in / 1ft
- left is war, chariots and violence
- right is peace, banquet
- lapis lazuli, Ivory
- Hierarchy of Scale

Question 8

Answer 8

Seated Scribe
- Old Kingdom
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Question 9

Answer 9

Nefertiti and 3 Daughters
- New Kingdom
- Tut’s Parents
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Answer 10

Parthenon
- Made of stone
- Greece

Answer 11

Colosseum
- 240 arches
- royal Arena

Question 12

Answer 12

Hamurabi’s Code
- Greysalt
- Babylonian
- Diving right to rule from God’s

Question 13

Answer 13

Etruscan Temple
- Temple of Minerva, with Apollo
- Deep front porch

Question 14

Answer 14

Persepolis
- Neo-Babylonian

Question 15

Answer 15

Book of the Dead
- Egyptian bible
- Part from the last judgment
- New Kingdom
- Onubus is on the chair

Question 16

Question 17

Answer 17

House of Pompeii
- Bathhouse
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Answer 18

Anavious Scoursous
- Archaic
- Gravemarker
- He’s alive because of his smile

Question 19

Answer 19

Winged Victory
- Goddess Nike
- Hellenistic (Dramatic)
- Temple of Athena
- Head and arms are gone
- In a fountain, in breeze on the ocean

Question 20

Answer 20

Anthropomorphic Stele
- 4000 BCE
- Saudi Arabia
- Limestone
- Gravemarker

Question 21

Answer 21

Pallet of King Narmar
- Predynastic
- Represents hierarchy
- Represents unification of states

Question 22

Answer 22

Lascaux (Hall of Bulls)
- 14,000 BCE
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Question 23

Answer 23

Gigantomachia
- Hellenistic
- Temple of Zeus
- Battle of Giants
- Athena in the middle

Question 24

Answer 24

Camelid Sacrum
- Mexico
- Sacrum bone
- Bone is located near reproductive organs

Answer 25

Niobe Pottery
- Greek
- Shows a horizon line/perspective
- Copy of Greek paintings

Answer 26

Trajum’s Forum
- Big courtyard
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Answer 27

• Sarcophagus
• Roman
• Cremated the dead
• Impressively crowded

Question 28

Answer 28

• Sanding down jade is really hard
• Form of meditation
• Represents unity
• Placed at a grave

Question 29

Answer 29

Pylon Temple
- Like the forum
- Huge columns
- Hypo-style hall

Question 30

Answer 30

Seated Boxer
- Greek
- Hellenistic
- Not a rich person but heroic

Question 31

Answer 31

Running Horned Woman
- Algeria
- 6000 BCE
- Painted on rock
- Could be a goddess
- She’s important because she is big, and has horns

Question 32

Answer 32

Tlatilco
- Mexico
- Terracotta
- Fertility
- Emphasized hips
- Idea of duality

Question 33

Answer 33

White Temple of Uruk
- Get in from the top, gods would float down to them
- Temple = waiting rooms

Question 34

Answer 34

The 3 Pyramids
- Kafrah, Kufu, and
- Egypt
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Question 35

Answer 35

Stonehenge
- England
- Made of bluestone
- Represents the astrological calendar
- Summer Solstice/Midsommar
- Place of worship
- Multiple cultures came together to make it

Answer 36

Pantheon
- Italy
- Dedicated church to all religions
- Made of concrete
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