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What era is this “Frying Pan” from?
The Cycladic Era

What does the shape of the “Frying Pan” maybe represent or depict?
a female vulva

The “Frying Pan” is one of the most _______ objects from the Cycladic era.
famous

What do I notice carved into the design of the “Frying Pan” and what is the meaning?
there is a boat and ors, the meaning is elusive but the cyladic people had a relationship with the sea

What do I notice about the design of the “Harpist” statues?
they are siting upon chairs or thrones

What do the statues emphasize?
emphasizes creating music

What era is the “Statuette of a male figure” from?
the cycladic

Why was the “Statuette of a male figure a valuable object?
because its made of gold and ivory

What did the monoans use to create these jugs and what were they made with?
the newly invented pottery wheel with clay

What does the “Fresco from Xeste 3” reference or represent?
it references rituals and medicinal practices associated with menstration

The women in the “Fresco from House Xeste” are woman of ________ and are picking ________.
stature, flowers

The “Temple of Vishnu is a square sand stone structure called a Garbagriha or a ______ ______.
womb chamber