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The definition of "prehistoric" generally means
Before the written word
Paleolithic cave paintings, such as those found in the Hall of the Bulls, are characterized by images / scenes of
animals
Two types of Paleolitic art are blank and portable.
permanent
When referring to the images of animals, "twisted perspective" is when the animal is depicted in a blank viewpoint
Frontal & profile
Stonehenge is part of the blank period.
nealithic
One of the earliest fortified cities in the Neolithic period was
Jericho
Çatalhöyük, across its history, witnesses the transition from exclusively hunting and gathering subsistence to increasing skill in plant and animal
Domestication
Stonehenge was created in blank stages.
3
Monuments from the Neolithic period in Western Europe, such as Stonehenge, are characterized by
Megalithic architecture
Monumental architecture is powerful human-made topography
True
The use of bronze allowed the beginnings of urban civilization, metal tools, government, and proto-writing
True
Theocratic society was ruled by the
Priest king
Some of the earliest complex urban centers can be found in Mesopotamia between the Blank river
Tigris & Euphrates
Earliest known writing emerged in southern Mesopotamia around 3400 BC called
Cuneiform
Head of an Akkadian Ruler was made using the lost wax technique. In this casting process, the materials blank, wax, and bronze are used.
Clay
Victory Stele of Naram-Sin represents a victory over the Mountain People.
Lullubi
After 612 BCE, the Babylonian kings Nabopolassar and Nebuchadnezzar Il were able to claim much of the Assyrian empire and rebuilt Babylon on a grand scale
True
The blank of Hammurabi is inscribed into the stele of Hammurabi.
Law & codes
The blank was the most elaborate of the inner-city gates constructed in Babylon in antiquity.
Ishtar
The blank empire dominated Mesopotamia and all of the Near East for the first half of he first millennium BCE.
Assyrian