Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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Hatshepsut

A

first great female monarch ever recorded (1473-1458 BCE)

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2
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Ramses II

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greatest pharaoh, last major warrior-king

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3
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Atlantids

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male-statue columns

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4
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Pylon temple

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typically bilaterally along a single axis that runs from an approaching avenue through a colonnaded court hall into a dimly lit sanctuary

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4
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pylons

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gateways w/sloping walls

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5
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hypostyle hall

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columns support the roof

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6
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clerestory

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lets the most light in a building

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7
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Middle Kingdom

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2030-1630 BCE

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8
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Faience

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man made material ceramic with quartz crystals, can be glazed

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9
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fresco secco

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paintings on dry plaster

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10
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Aegeans had 3 geographical areas w/ art

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Cycladic, Minoan, Mycenaean

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11
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… was widely available

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marble

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12
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How did the Minoans paint on walls?

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They coated the walls with white lime plaster and applied paint while the plaster was still wet

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13
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landscape

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a picture of nature in it’s own right with no narrative context

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14
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faience

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low-fired opaque glasslike silicate

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15
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Cyclopean Masonry

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huge, roughly cut stone blocks, used to fortify walls

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16
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corbeled arch

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constructed by placing blocks in horizontal courses

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17
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Geometric Age

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called this because vase painting was primarily abstract motifs, marked return of human figures

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18
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krater

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bowl for mixing wine and water

19
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meander

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key pattern around the rim

20
Q

Greek statues were not…

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attached to their original block of material it was formed from

21
Q

encaustic

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technique where the pigment is mixed with hot wax before it is applied to the statue

22
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Peplos

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simple, long, wool garment worn by greek women on the mainland

23
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cult statue

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the best of all votive offerings

24
Q

amphora

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two handled storage jar

25
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fore-shortened

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drawn in a three-quarter view

26
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Oinoche

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3 spouted pitcher

27
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polis

A

city-state

28
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Minoan time-period

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2000-1400 BCE

29
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True Fresco

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painted while plaster is still wet

30
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Steco Fresco

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painted while plaster is dry (easily damaged)

31
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The cycladian islands were…

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volcanic, so there were weird rock formations

32
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Minoan art is…

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very representative of nature

33
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relative dating

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based on styles and stratigraphy

34
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absolute dating

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numbers, what’s earlier and later

35
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Mycenaean time-period

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1700-1150/1100 BCE

36
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dolch

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dagger

37
Q

What was used as grave markers?

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Huge, oversized pottery

38
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amphora

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associated with women

39
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krater

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associated with men

40
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orientalizing

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taking inspiration from something near eastern

41
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kouros

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youth, young man, type of sculpture representing this

42
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contrapposto

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line of arms and shoulders contrasts with hips and legs

43
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Archaic Smile

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not emotional, a way to make the statue seem more alive

44
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kouros

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male figure

45
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kore

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female figure