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  1. 1—Human face?
    Makapansgat,
    South Africa
    ca. 3,000,000 BP
    Very small pebble (smaller than golf ball)
    Discovered at site beside skeleton of early hominin, Australopithecus
    Paleontologists thought it looked like a human face
    Stone (jasper) used does not exist in Makapansgat, nearest site with jasper supply is 20 miles away
    Must have been picked up and carried by skeleton all the way to site of death
    Not human-made, naturally eroded
    Did Australopithecus see their face in the pebble?
    Attribution of meaning – symbolic thought
    Is this “art”?
    Human face? Makapansgat, South Africa ca. 3,000,000 BP Very small pebble (smaller than golf ball) Discovered at site beside skeleton of e...
  2. 2—Animal, Apollo 11 Cave, Namibia, 23,000 BCE
    Paleolithic Period (old stone age, down to 10,000 BC) allows us to more align pieces with our concept of art
    Earliest Paleolithic pieces date back to 40,000 BC
    Two pieces of slate that cracked in half
    Depict four legged, standing animal in “profile view"
    Discovered in Apollo 11, Wonderwerk Cave ???
    Animal, Apollo 11 Cave, Namibia, 23,000 BCE Paleolithic Period (old stone age, down to 10,000 BC) allows us to more align pieces with our...
  3. 3—Bison
    Altamira
    15,000-10,000 BCE
    From cave in northern Spain called Altamira
    Relatively late in Paleolithic Period (ends in 10,000 BCE)
    First known but not earliest cave painting in Paleolithic Period
    Daughter and father looking around in a cave, daughter spotted it
    Brought to attention of historians, historians believed it was not true
    Started to explore caves in France, Spain, Germany, etc. in Western Europe, and discovered more
    Proves a phenomenon where humans would go into caves with charcoal, ochre, and more materials to create images in walls
    Smudge it in with sticks, hairs, reeds
    Could chew it up and spray it like spray-paint (handprints)
    Bison Altamira 15,000-10,000 BCE From cave in northern Spain called Altamira Relatively late in Paleolithic Period (ends in 10,000 BCE) F...
  4. 4—Wounded (?) Bison, Altamira, 15,000-10,000 BCEWounded (?) Bison, Altamira, 15,000-10,000 BCE
  5. 5—Axial Gallery
    Lascaux
    15,000-13,000 BCE
    Discovered in 1950s
    Was opened to population, but condensation from peoples’ breath was ruining paintings
    Built a replica cave right next to the original cave, was opened for tourism for a brief period
    Axial Gallery Lascaux 15,000-13,000 BCE Discovered in 1950s Was opened to population, but condensation from peoples’ breath was ruining p...
  6. 6—Hall of the Bulls, Lascaux, 15,000-13,000 BCE
    Different scales, different styles of art
    “Hierarchy of Scale” - in images, larger items are more important
    Important in Bronze Age
    Hall of the Bulls, Lascaux, 15,000-13,000 BCE Different scales, different styles of art “Hierarchy of Scale” - in images, larger items ar...

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