refers artifacts made before there was a written record.
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TRUE
people had become expert at creating forms that were both practical and beautiful.
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Paleolithic era
The earliest art comes from the
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Neolithic era
the most important developments in human history.
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Archaeologists
have identified 4 basic types of Stone Age art
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petroglyphs
cupules, rock carvings and engravings
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pictographs
pictorial imagery, ideomorphs, ideograms or symbols
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pictographs
a category that includes cave painting and drawing
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prehistoric sculpture
including small totemic statuettes known as Venus Figurines, various forms of zoomorphic and therianthropic ivory carving, and relief sculptures
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megalithic art
petroforms or any other works associated with arrangements of stones
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parietal art
Artworks that are applied to an immoveable rock surface are classified as
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Mobiliary art
works that are portable are classified as
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TRUE
The earliest forms of prehistoric art are extremely primitive.
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Cupule
a mysterious type of Paleolithic cultural marking - amounts to no more than a hemispherical or cup-like scouring of the rock surface.
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Stone tools
instruments by which early Man developed and progressed.
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All human culture is based on the ingenuity and brainpower of our early ancestors in creating ever more sophisticated tools that enabled them to survive and prosper.
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FALSE ( Fine art, Paleolithic)
Mesolithic is merely a reflection of society, and Mesolithic societies were largely defined by the type of tool used.
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Golan Heights
the Venus of Berekhat Ram found on the
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Morocco
the Venus of Tan-Tan discovered in
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Mesolithic period
is a transitional era between the ice-affected hunter-gatherer culture of the Upper Paleolithic, and the farming culture of the Neolithic.
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Epi-Paleolithic
people transitioned quite rapidly from hunting/gathering to agriculture. They called as
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Mesolithic art
reflects the arrival of new living conditions and hunting practices caused by the disappearance of the great herds of animals from Spain and France, at the end of the Ice Age.
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European Mesolithic rock art
gives more space to human figures
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Neolithic era
saw a fundamental change in lifestyle throughout the world.
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Neolithic culture
was characterized by stone tools shaped by polishing or grinding, and farming and led directly to a growth in crafts like pottery and weaving.
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Prehistoric Art
Refers to artifacts made before there was a written record
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Aurignacian Culture
witnesses an explosion of rock art
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old
paleo means
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Paleolithic Period
making advances (especially in tool technology) among different human cultures.
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Upper Paleolithic
modern man produces recognizable carvings and pictures
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**Gravettian** and **Magdalenian Cultures**
gave birth to even more sophisticated versions of prehistoric art
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Paleolithic Period
paleolithic man lived solely by hunting and gathering
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stone tools
were the instruments by which early man developed and progressed
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paleolithic culture
is charted and classified according to advancing tool technologies
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middle
meso means
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Mesolithic Rock Art
gives more space to human figures, and is characterized by keener observation and greater narratives in painting
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new
neo means
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**Neolithic Culture**
saw a fundamental change in lifestyle throughout the world
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Neolithic Art
Chinese art first appeared in this era
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Neolithic Era
this era saw a fundamental change in lifestyle around the world
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For tens of millenia, before the advert of agriculture, population is