AP ART HISTORY - QUIZ 2 - GLOBAL HISTORY/PACIFIC

Apollo 11 Stones, African Prehistory, 25,500-25,300 BCE, charcoal on stone

Great Hall of the Bulls, Paleolithic Europe, 15,000-13,000 BCE, rock painting, Lascaux, France

Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine, Prehistoric Americas, 14,000-7,000 BCE, bone

Running Horned Woman, African Prehistory, 6000-4000 BCE, pigment on rock

Bushel with Ibex Motifs, Prehistoric West Asia, 4200-3500 BCE, painted terracotta

Anthropomorphic Stele, Pre-Islamic Arabian, 4th millennium BCE, sandstone

Jade Cong, Chinese Neolithic, 3300-2200 BCE, carved jade

Stonehenge, Neolithic Europe, 2500-1600 BCE, Wiltshire, UK, stones

Ambum Stone, Prehistoric, 1500 BCE, greywacke

Tlatilco Figurine, Early Formative Mesoamerica, 1200-900 BCE, ceramic

Lapita Terra Cotta Fragment, Prehistoric Pacific, 1000 BCE, terracotta

Moai on Platform, Pacific, 11th-16th century CE, Rapa Nui (Easter Island), volcanic tuff (figures) and basalt (base)

Feather Cape ('Ahu 'ula), Hawaiian, 18th century CE, feathers and fiber

Rarotonga Staff God, Polynesian, 18th century CE, wood, tapa, fiber, & feathers

Nukuoro Female Deity, Micronesian, 18th-19th century CE, wood

Buk, Torres people, Torres, 19th century CE, turtle shell, wood, fiber, feathers, & shell

Hiapo, Polynesian (Niue), 19th century CE, tapa or bark cloth; pigments

Navigation Chart, Marshall Islanders, Micronesian, 19th-20th century CE, wood and fiber

Malagan Display and Mask, New Ireland Oceanic, 20th century CE, wood, pigment, fiber, & shell

Processional Welcoming Elizabeth II to Tonga, Polynesian, 20th century CE, silver gelatin print (photograph)

Nan Madol, Pohnpei, Micronesia, Saudeleur Dynasty, 700-1600 C.E, megalithic architecture

Processional welcoming Queen Elizabeth II to Tonga with Ngatu launima (tapa cloth)