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    investigate on. Prehistory and History are both similar but can be very different. Many aspects of prehistory are based on its land and what was left on that land for other to collect. Historians can be thought as crime investigators as well as Paleolithic people who use to gather and collect any supplies or foods. A stable writing system wasn’t established until after prehistory occurred so this would expose how different prehistory is compared to normal history. Plantations and preserved humans

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    limestone. Tellus is a very good work of the artist name Ara Pacis Augustus‚ It was found in Rome‚ Italy‚ dated in 13-9 BCE‚ Marble‚ and high 5’3”. It is the procession of the imperial family and important dignitary appear on North and South sides. Paleolithic was where the human beings‚ in that time they were still hunter‚ gatherers‚ which is mean they are usually move around to search for food. The woman and

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    Catal Huyuk

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    with little to no weathering‚ and the designs still intact. Due to the simple fact that Catal Huyuk is the only Neolithic site found on record‚ it is difficult to judge whether or not such architecture was typical of this period or not. Although Paleolithic and Neolithic tribes were thought to be primarily nomadic‚ it is not impossible (as demonstrated by Catal Huyuk) for them to settle‚ especially with the development of domesticated animals. Catal Huyuk is an entirely geometric architectural creation

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    beautiful paintings on cave walls found near Lascaux‚ France represent the earliest surviving examples of the artistic expression of early people. Using the natural rock contours that suggest the volume of the animals‚ these ’primitive’ people of the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) painted evocative and startlingly accurate representations of the animals that were such an important part of their lives. Cows‚ bulls‚ horses‚ bison‚ and deer are among the animals seen on the subterranean walls of these caves.

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    Prehistoric Age

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    The Prehistoric Ages The uncounted millenniums which lie back of the time when man began to keep written records of what he thought and did and of what befell him are called the Prehistoric Ages. The comparatively few centuries of human life which are made known to us through written records comprise the Historic Age. In the valleys of the Nile and the Euphrates there have been discovered written records which were made at least four or five thousand years before Christ. These‚ however‚ have not

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    Study Guide For Midterm Slide Exam‚ ARTH10 03 Spring 2014 Below are the objects/images from your textbook for which you will be responsible on the midterm slide exam. All of the images and info on the midterm will come from this guide except for maybe a couple of extra credits that I will announce in class. There won’t be any tricks or additional material on the test. All illustration numbers on the study guide refer to the illustrations in the 14th edition of the Gardner’s text. From the art

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    Prehistoric Art

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    hips and legs and also abdomens that suggest the idea of pregnancy. In relation to survival‚ one of their goals is take control of the environment‚ and the way to do that is to expand their population by means of producing more of their species. Paleolithic 30‚000 BC – 11‚000 BC -Mostly cave paintings since humans in this period are situated in caves or yet somewhere where they can adapt easily (nomads) -no form of strong civilization Mesolithic 11‚000 BC – 8‚000 BC -transition of old age to new

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    During the Paleolithic‚ Mesolithic‚ and Neolithic Age many things were lost and gained from the conversion of the hunter-gatherer life style to the agricultural life style. During the Paleolithic and Mesolithic Age it was mostly hunter-gatherers where people were nomadic and traveled from place to place to hunt for their food. The Neolithic changed into an agricultural way of life where they raised livestock and grew crops for their food. With the conversion from the hunter-gatherer lifestyle

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    Development of Humanity from Prehistoric up to the Historic Movement Contemporary humans are the prime creations of numerous adaptations that took place over the course of millions of years. In the 19th century‚ archeologist and historians began to uncover the remains of ape like creatures which was found to be the beginning humans. These creatures lived tens of thousands of years before the first humans. Nevertheless‚ this finding triggered eminent controversy over religion and beliefs as the

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    A virtual revolution occurred in the creation of art during the period of the Upper Paleolithic in Europe. Beginning around 40‚000 B.C.‚ the archaeological record shows that anatomically modern humans effectively replaced Neanderthals and remained the sole hominid inhabitants across continental Europe. At about the same time‚ and directly linked to this development‚ the earliest art was created. These initial creative achievements fall into one of two broad categories. Paintings and engravings found

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