AP Art History Topic 3

#1. Apollo 11 stones. Namibia.

c. 25,500–25,300 B.C.E.

Charcoal on stone.

4 in x 5 in

#2. Great Hall of the Bulls, Cave of Lascaux, France,

15000-13000 BC, paint on limestone, largest animals 18 ft long

#3.

Camelid sacrum bone in the shape of a “canine,”

from Tequixquiac, central Mexico, 14000-7000 BC

3” across diagonally

#4. Running horned woman, from Tassili n’Ajjer, Algeria, 6000-4000 BC, pigment on rock

36” tall

#5. Beaker with ibex motifs, from Susa, Iran, 4200-3500 BC, painted terra cotta

11” tall

#6. Anthropomorphic Stele,

from Arabian peninsula, 4000-3000 BC, sandstone

36 inches tall

#7. Cong, from Liangzhu, China, 3300-2200 BC, carved jade

2.25 x 3.5 inches in size

Stonehenge, Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, England,

c.2500-1600 BC, sandstone

#9. The Ambum Stone, from Ambum Valley, Enga Province,

Papua New Guinea, c.1500 BC, graywacke

8 in tall

#10. Female figurine, from Tlatilco, central Mexico, 1200-900 BC, ceramic,

4 inches tall

#11. Terra cotta fragment, from Lapita, Solomon Islands,

1000 BC,

incised terra cotta,

3 inches in height