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    Chapter 2 Early Civilizations in Mesopotamia Cumulative effects of agriculture + wave of technological changes around 4000 B.C.E. = generated civilizations as a new organizational form The process of agricultural economies = civilizations began in the Middle East. The Sumerians Sumer 1st river valley civilizations Major floods occurred Northeastern section along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers that lead to the Persian Gulf Rainfall is scant Generated large food surpluses = population

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    she decided to sneak past the enemy camp and inform her own soldiers that their fighting was pointless. It took a lot of convincing but they finally believed her‚ after she had shown them the staff of Horus. With the leader of the army‚ she marched over to enemy lines and presented the staff of Horus to them. The Romans laughed at first because they didn’t worship the Egyptians’ gods. They soon realized that what she was saying was the truth and they reluctantly returned to their city‚ but also relieved

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    humans life. The four stages include Imagination‚ Belief‚ Thought and Understanding. In the story it tells of how these men are chained down forced to face at a wall and are never allowed out of this cave. The only thing they see is a shadow from some statues behind them. When the one man is released he realizes that he had just imagined what life could be but then when he saw the fire he realized these imaginations were now beliefs. As he was taken out into the world and allowed more freedom he realized

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    Book of the Dead: The Singer of Amun Nany’s Funerary Procession The Book of the Dead is a textual and visual piece of art that focuses on the funerary aspects of ancient Egypt. One of the parts I liked best in the Book of the Dead at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was the scene of Nany and her passage to the afterlife. I am going to break down this section‚ and address the different characters and symbols‚ both formally and contextually. I will describe not just what is seen on the surface‚ but

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    AP ART HISTORY EXAM STUDY PACKET KEY BARRON’S BOOK PAGE NUMBERS IN RED TEXTBOOK PAGES IN BLUE YEARS IN GREEN WORKS ARE UNDERLINED LOCATIONS ARE ITALICIZED PREHISTORIC ART Paleolithic Venus of Willendorf 68 17 Short‚ fat figure of a woman. It is small and meant to be carried around. Her large stomach and breasts show that she was a symbol of fertility. Lascaux Caves (Dordgone‚ France) 69 21/23 Huge set of cave paintings with many different

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    element? raised central roof permitting light to filter into the interior  Which of the following is the best explanation for the portrayal of Akhenaton’s body type? deliberate artistic reaction against the established canon  How does the kneeling statue of Hatshepsut indicate her status as pharaoh? she is wearing the royal male nemes headdress  The Palette of King Narmer established the convention for state policy represented in art‚ a policy proclaiming the pharaoh a divine ruler. Which of the

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    side of the temple he built a smaller pylon and set in front of it two colossal statues of himself. Malkata Palace; 4 loosely connected palaces‚ residential apartments‚ courtyards and gardens‚ a small temple of Amen and villages for palace workers. Mortuary Temple built to house the funeral service of the Pharaoh’s spirit‚ it was dedicated to the Aten. In front of the temple‚ Amenhotep III constructed two huge statues of himself over 16 metres tall‚ known as the Colossi of Memnon. Religious Programs:

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    There are many differences in many different types of Cinderella stories around the world‚ Such as Germany‚ France‚ and Ireland. But in this essay we are focusing on the Chinese version‚ Yeh-Shen and Egyptian version‚ Rhodopis. We are going to see the differences‚ similarities‚ and the relating facts of all the magic helpers in both of these versions of cinderella. Looking at both stories or all stories and or versions of Cinderella we need to look at differences and similarities and how most of

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    work themselves into a drunken frenzy; while devouring the raw flesh‚ being known as aggressors conceived as beasts of prey. Attic vase paintings exhibit such imagery during the second half of the sixth century B.C. In fact‚ M. P. Blavatsky’s book Isis Unveiled‚ reports an essential rite of the Bacchus’s orgies became the maenads practice of omophagia; the dismemberment of sacrificial victims and the eating of their raw flesh. (Blavatsky existed as a world traveler and student of religions‚ and the

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    Pompeii and Herculaneum

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    Pompeii and Herculaneum Introduction to P and H Pompeii and Herculaneum were thriving cities in southern Italy until they were destroyed by the eruption of Mt Vesuvius in 79AD. The eruption had a devastating effect upon the economy‚ society and topography of the surrounding area‚ destroying towns‚ villages‚ villas and farms. The landscape‚ including the coastline and the course of the Sarnus river‚ were altered irrevocably. Pompeii and Herculaneum are situated along the coast in the bay of Naples

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