Pre- Historic

Question 1

Seeks to establish what, when, by whom and for whom

Answer 1

Practical approach

Question 2

the whys and its relationship the social, economic, political, cultural and religous environment

Answer 2

Historical approach

Question 3

Explains how styles change and how they do so

Answer 3

Aesthetic approach

Question 4

Old stone age where Cro-Magnon man used chipped stones

Answer 4

Paleolithic (30,000- 10,000BC)

Question 5

Period that uses pigments for bodily ornamentation

Answer 5

Mousterian

Question 6

Period that does cave paintings

Answer 6

Aurignacian

Question 7

Period that has the last hunt of gatherers. Art has engravings on animal bone

Answer 7

Magdalenian

Question 8

stumpy female figure for fertility that features pendulous breasts and an obese middle and belly.

Answer 8

Venus of Willendorf

Question 9

Glacial ice has melted and food has disappeared. Beginnings of communities and farming.
Invention of pottery, bow and arrow, food storage, domestication of animals

Answer 9

Mesolithic age (10,000-8,000BC)

Question 10

technique wherein you incise the designs onto the surface

Answer 10

Sgraffito

Question 11

Mud bricks were first used. Developed agriculture and settled in permanent villages

Answer 11

Neolithic/Stone Age (7,000-3,000BC)

Question 12

Type of art that is first introduced as storage of food

Answer 12

Pottery

Question 13

Plastered walls for insulation and sound proof

Answer 13

Dabbing

Question 14

Group of Menhir in circles

Answer 14

Cromlech

Question 15

Conical, stone-roofed

Answer 15

Trullo

Question 16

To put stone on top of the others

Answer 16

Corbelling

Question 17

Large stone which has been used to construct a structure or monument either alone or with other stones

Answer 17

Megalith

Question 18

A large, single upright, standing alone

Answer 18

Menhir

Question 19

A free standing chamber, consisting of standing stones covered by a capstone as a lid. For burial architecture

Answer 19

Dolmen

Question 20

Upright slab forming a part of a large structure

Answer 20

Orthostat

Question 21

Stone circle

Answer 21

Cromlech

Question 22

Linear arrangement of upright, parallel standing stones

Answer 22

Stone row

Question 23

A straight standing stone, topped with another. Forming a T shape

Answer 23

Taula

Question 24

Two parallel upright stones with a horizontal stone (lintel). Ex. Stonehenge

Answer 24

Trilithon

Question 25

Period were copper and tin were widely used. Use of semi- precious stones. Already advanced its pottery

Answer 25

Bronze age