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    dedicated to Apollo and Hykinthos however through the study conducted on the Amyklaion it can be seen that Apollo was one of the most important gods of the Spartans. This has been determined by the fact that a throne to Apollo as well as a large bronze statue of Apollo was found at the sight. The Sanctuary of Artemis Orthia‚ which is located along the bank of the Eurotas River‚ is another example that demonstrates the religious views of Sparta. Artemis was one of the main goddesses of Sparta especially

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    The Legend of Kuan-yin and the Thousand Arms There are statues of her in just about every Chinese restaurant. The thousand arms reaching out from a serene figure seated in a pose of meditation may distract you from the other features Kuan-yin has in excess of‚ eleven heads and one thousand eyes. What are the origins of this thousand armed goddess in Chinese Buddhism? What was the evolution of this figure that she bacame the most important and best loved deity in the Chinese world? The origins

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    Thoth's Hieroglyphs

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    Often depicted with a scribal reed and palette‚ or a papyrus roll‚ Thoth was also the patron deity of scribes (Wilkinson 2003: 215). He was a writer deity beyond just being a scribe‚ however. He was also credited with inventing writing – the means of retaining and transmitting knowledge to others‚ furthering his role as a messenger – “and the different languages of humanity”‚ (Pinch 2002: 209; Wilkinson 2003: 216). The Egyptians wrote in hieroglyphs‚ a writing they held sacred. Images and hieroglyphs

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    Different Period and Their Works of Art Stone Age The stone age can be divided into two phases: Paleolithic (old stone age) and Neolithic (new stone age). During the Paleolithic‚ humans lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers. During the Neolithic‚ humans adopted and settled agricultural life. Neolithic Period or New Stone Age The term neolithic is used‚ especially in archaeology and anthropology‚ to designate a stage of cultural evolution or technological development characterized by the use

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    Victory stele of Naram-sin This paper will compare art from the Early Dynastic period of warring city states with art of the Akkadian Empire in order to see whether there are any recognizable patterns in representation that show the developing political ideologies‚ identities and intentions of the ruling powers of the times. It is my contention that much art was used as propaganda‚ probably to an increasing degree‚ and that this stimulate a new mastery of realism and composition

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    outward. In response‚ the cathedral’s architects built supports around the outside walls‚ and later additions continued the pattern. Many small individually crafted statues were placed around the outside to serve as column supports and water spouts. Among these are the famous gargoyles‚ designed for water run-off‚ and chimeras. The statues were originally colored as was most of the exterior.

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    Women in Ancient Egypt

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    The role of women within Egyptian society was a highly complex one. Differing depending on their particular class and place within the social hierarchy‚ the women of ancient Egypt are often described as the most legally free and equal of any ancient civilisation. Our knowledge of the role played by the Egyptian women is somewhat limited. The majority of evidence for the Egyptians everyday life comes from within the mortuary sphere‚ a realm in which the male dominated and women received little attention

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    blissfulness I expected from this encounter turned out not to be‚ as the Eternal Egypt collection from the British Museum was in town‚ and the museum was crowded with people. After paying the required fees‚ I headed to the first gallery which had small statues unearthed from ancient Egypt. I really wanted to find similar objects to what we had studied in class so I would have a sound basis of comparison to work with however nothing in the first few galleries caught my eye. There was a sculpture titled ’Unknown

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    were recovered. From these tombs scholars were able to identify a new era called the “Cycladic” civilization which could be dated alongside the Egyptian chronology (Pedley 20). One ancient Cycladic piece I found to be quite interesting is a marble statue of a harp player that is located in the Getty Villa museum in Malibu‚ California. It was found during an excavation on the island of Keros in the 19th century. The purposes and domestic uses‚ if any‚ of the Harp player along with similar Cycladic

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    The Renaissance was indeed a proud moment in history. It was a time of the revitalization of antiquity‚ breakthrough scientific discoveries‚ and profound‚ inspirational artwork. The desire and urge to establish stronger connections with the classical past brought about the search and discovery of many ancient manuscripts and artworks. One of the most celebrated discoveries occurred during the height of the Renaissance: The Laocoon. Perhaps one of the world’s most famous Hellenistic sculptures‚ it

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