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- 1—Venus of Villendorf
Limestone
c. 28,000-25,000 BCE,
Sculpture
Paleolithic, Austria 1. Fig. 1-4, p. 18 - 2—Bison Red ochre and black manganese on limestone
c. 13,000-11,000 BCE
Cave Painting
Paleolithic,
Atimira, Spain
No. 2. Fig. 1-8, p. 20
- 3—Running Horse Ochre, black and brown pigment on limestone wall
6,000-14,000 BCE
Cave Painting
Paleolithic,
Lascaux, France
No. 3, Fig 1-9A, p 22
- 4—Aurochs, horses, and woolly rhinoceroses Black pigment on limestone cave wall
34,000-32,000 BCE
Cave Painting
Paleolithic
Chauvet Cave, France
4. Detail, Fig. 1-11, p 23
- 5—T-Shaped Pillar with animal reliefs Stone
9000 BC
Low Relief Sculpture and Architectural Pillar
Neolithic
Goebekli Tepe, Turkey
5.,Similar to Fig. 1-12, p .24
- 6—Restored View of Catal Huyuk
Earth, clay and wood
c. 6000 BCE
Organized Living Settlement
Neolithic
Catal Huyuk, Turkey
6. Fig. 1-15A, p, 26
- 7—Main chamber with corbeled dome of passage grave
Corbeled Megaliths c. 3200-2500 BCE
Funerary Architecture
Neolithic
New Grange, Ireland
- 8—Hagar Qim
Geometric and curved Megaliths
c. 3200-2500 BCE
Architecture, religious shrine
Hagar Qim, Malta
8. Fig. 1-18, p. 28
- 9—Stonehenge
Welsh blue stone megaliths
c. 2250-1600 BCE
Architecture for sacred purposes Neolithic
Salisbury Plain, England
- 10—Post- and –lintel
Construction Stone or wood
c. 2500-2000 BCE
Architectural passageway
Neolithic, most well known from Stonehenge
10. Fig. 1-19, p. 28
- 11—Statuettes of two worshippers
Gypsum, shell, and black limestoneca. 2900-2750 BCE
Votive Sculpture
Sumeria,Square Temple, Iraq
11. Figure 2-5, pg. 35
- 12—Bull-headed Harp with inlaid sound box
Wood, gold leaf, lapis luzili, red limestone, sinew and shell
c. 2550 BCS
culpture, used as a harp or lyre
Sumer, Ur, Iraq
12. Fig. 2-6, p.36
- 13—Soundbox Panel
Inlaid wood, lapis lazuli, shell
c. 2550 BCE.
Inlaid narrative relief
Sumer
Ur, Iraq
13. Fig 2-7, p. 36
- 14—Banquet scene
Lapis lazuli, soft clay
ca. 2550 BCE
Low relief Cylinder seal
Sumer
Ur, Iraq
14. Figure 2-8, pg. 37
- 15—Peace side, Standard of Ur,
Wood, lapis lazuli, shell, and red limestone set into bitumen
ca. 2550-2400 BCE.,
Narrative Low relief, sculpture
Sumer
Ur, Iraq
- 16—Head of an Akkadian Ruler Bronze
c. 2250-2200 BCE
Portrait Sculpture or Bust
Akkadia, Nineveh, Iraq
16. Top image only
Figure 2-12, p. 41
- 17—Ziggurat
Mudbrick
ca. 2100 BCE
Architecture, Temple Architecture
Mesopotamia
Ur, Iraq
17. Figure 2-15, pg. 42
- 18—Gudea seated, holding the plan of the temple
Diorite
ca. 2150 BCE.
Sculpture
Mesopotamia
Lagash, Iraq
18. Fig 2-16 Pg 43
- 19—Stele, with the Law code of Hammurabi
Basalt
c. 1780 BCE
Ancient Kingdom of Babylon
Susa, Iran
19. Figure 2-18, pg. 45
- 20—Citadel of Sargon II, Dur Sharrukin,
Reconstructed Drawing,
ca. 721-705 BCE
Palace Architecture
Assyria
Du Sharrukin, Iraq
20. Fig. 2-19A, p. 46
- 21—Lamassu, from the gateway of the citadel of Sargon II
Limestone
c. 721-705 BCE
Architectural niche sculpture
Assyria
Du Sharrukin, Iraq
21. Fig. 2-20, p. 47
- 22—Ishtar Gate (restored)
Glazed mud- brick
c. 575 BCE
Monumental Architecture
Babylon of Nebuchadnezzar, Babylon, Iraq
22. Fig. 2-24, p.49
- 23—Bull Capital Limestone
c. 510 BCE
Sculpture, Column capital
Kingdom of Persia
King Darius I
Persepolis, Susa, Iran
23. Figure 2-26, pg. 52
- 24—Rhyton in the form of a winged lion
Gold
c. 500-300 BC
Sculpture in the round
Kingdom of Persia
Hamadan, Iran
24. Fig. 2-28, pg. 53
- 25—Palette of Narmer Slate
c. 3000-2920 BCE
Low Relief, Egyptian Palette
Hierakonpolis, Egypt
25. Fig. 3-3, p. 59
- 26—Step Pyramid of King Zoser
Imhotep, Limestone
c. 2630-2611 BCE
Architecture, Step Pyramid
Old Kingdom, Egypt
Saqqara, Egypt
- 27—The Great Pyramids of Gizeh
Menkaure Kafre, Khufu
Limestone
Fourth Dynasty, ca. 2490-2528 BCE,
a 7th Wonder of the World
Pyramid Architecture,
Egypt, Old Kingdom
27. Fig.3-8, p. 63
- 28—The Great Sphinx, with Kafre Pyramid in background Sandstone
c. 2520-2494 BCE
Monumental Sculpture
Old Kingdom of Egypt
Gizeh, Egypt
- 29—Menkaure and Khamerernebty Diorite
c. 2490-2472 BCE
High Relief, Old Kingdom
Style of frontality and idealism
Old Kingdom of Pharoah Menkaure
Gizeh, Egypt
29. Fig. 3-13, p. 67
- 30—Mortuary temple of Hatshepsut
Stone and cliff rock,
ca. 1473-1458 BCE.
Architecture, Mortuary Temple
New Kingdrom
Deir el-Bahri, Egypt,
- 31—Model of Hypostyle Hall
ca. 1290-1224 BCE
.Architecture, Egyptian Temple, Temple of Amon-Ra,
New Kingdom
Karnak, Egypt
31. Fig. 3-26, pg. 75
- 32—Fowling scene, Nebamun hunting birds
Fragment, paint on gypsum plaster
c. 1400-1350 BCE
Mural or Wall Painting from the tomb of Nebamun
New Kingdom
Thebes, Egypt
32. Fig. 3-28A, pg. 76
- 33—Bust of Nefertiti
Thutmose
Painted limestone
c. 1353-1335 BCE
New Kingdom-Amana Period
Sculpture, Bust
Tell-El-Amarna, Egypt
33. Fig. 3-30, p. 78
- 34—Innermost coffin of Tutankhamen
Gold with inlay of enamel and semiprecious stones
ca. 1323 BCE
New Kingdom reign of Pharaoh Tutankhamen
Egyptian Funerary Sculpture
Valley of the Kings, Thebes, Egypt
34. Figure 3-33, pg. 79
- 35—Death mask of Tutankhamen
Gold inlay with enamel and semiprecious stones
c. 1323 BCE, New Kingdom
Egyptian Funerary Mask
Sculpture
Thebes, Valley of the Kings, Egypt
35. Fig. 3-34, pg. 80
- 36—Taharqo as Sphinx
Granite
c. 680 BCE, New Kingdom
Egyptian Monumental Sculpture
New Kingdom reign of Phoraoh Taharqo Kawa
Nubia, present day Sudan
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