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Cards (74)
Section 1
(50 cards)
Ra
Egyptian Sun God
Egypt
Location
Wood inlaid with shell and lapis lazuli
Material
anthropomorphic
Human Like
Votive Figures
Name
The Code of Hammurabi
Name
Standard of Ur
Name
Ancient Near East
Location
Ziggurat
Hill
Mud Brick
Material
constant violence and turnover of power
Why do the people in the Ancient Near East distrust their gods?
Ancient Near East
Location
Cuneiform
Mesopotamian Writing
Limestone
Material
Painted Limestone
Material
Horus
Egyptian God; depicted as a hawk, pharrow embodies him while in power
Sandstone
Material
Lamassu
Name
Alabaster
Material
polytheism
What type of religion in the Ancient Near East?
A sculpture carved away from surface but is still attached
What is a Relief Sculpture?
good because they provide for the people
How do they feel about their Gods?
Ancient Near East
Location
Ancient Near East
Location
Ancient Near East
Location
Negative Space
Sculptures that have room between arms and chin and legs etc
Votive
Used In prayer
Ancient Near East
Location
Anthropomorphic Stele
Name
Egypt
Location
Beaker with Ibex Motifs
Name
Gypsum and Black Limestone
Material
Anubis
Egyptian God; dog headed, watches over preservation of body
Set
Egyptian God; Represents Underworld
Palette of Narmer
Name
Audience Hall of Darius and Xerxes
Name
Abstraction
identifiable but not natural or realistic
Seated Scribe
Name
painted Terra Cotta
Material
Theocracy
Religion and Gods rule the government through priests
Hierarchical Scale
The most important people are the biggest
Ancient Near East
Location
White Temple and its Ziggurat
Name
Greywacke
Material
A God
What does a horned helmet symbolize in Ancient Near East Art?
Stele
A rock with a big carving
Ancient Near East
Location
The Afterlife
What is the biggest emphasis on Egyptian Culture?
Osiris
Egyptian God; depicted as pharrow, holds crook and flail
power and authority of rulers
What is art characterized by in the Ancient Near East?
Section 2
(24 cards)