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Apollo 11 Stone (Namibia. 25000 B.C.E Charcoal on stone)  \na. Context:  \ni. Found in the Hun's mountains of Namibia  \nii. It was founded along with 7 other tablets that contained animal figures  \niii. Founded during the Apollo 11 moon landings hence the name  \nb. Content:  \ni. Cave stones with animal-like figures with human legs  \nii. Thought to be a Therianthrope. Animals resembles a feline body and human hind legs  \nc. Form:  \ni. Made out of charcoal on cave stone  \nii. Maybe used mineral based pigment bc they found ostrich egg painted  \nd. Function:  \ni. Unknown but it is small enough to be carried in one’s hand  \n2. Great Hall of the Bulls (Lascaux, France. Paleolithic Europe. 15000-13000 B.C.E. Rock painting)  \na. Context  \ni. Stone Age  \nii. Dordogne, France , Cave-250 meters long, Hunter and gatherer lifestyle  \niii. In 1963 original was closed but a replica was built topreserve the artwork  \nb. Content  \ni. Animals that were of importance (bulls, horses, cattle, deer)  \nii. Human vs animals  \nc. Form  \ni. Charcoal and ochre on nonporous rock  \nii. Hierarchical scale  \niii. Patterns were prominent (could tell us about our past)  \niv. Only one human painting  \nd. Function  \ni. Shows the importance of survival  \nii. Used for religious rituals, storytelling and preserving the history  \n3. Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine (Tequixquiac, central Mexico. 14000-7000  \nB.C.E. Bone)  \na. Context:  \ni. Prehistoric-no written record  \nii. Lost to scholars for about 60 years. It was privately owned  \niii. Spiritual significance of sacrum. Pelvic bone is the fulcrum of the body & central to internal organs.  \niv. Could be a symbol of fertility or connection to ancestry and posterity  \nb. Content:  \ni. Head of Canine, natural shape of sacrum bone probably suggested image of canine to the carver  \nii. Nostrils, mouth  \nc. Form:  \ni. Made from the now fossilized remains of the sacrum-triangular pelvic bone of a camelid (now extinct)  \nd. Function:  \ni. Unknown but prehistoric artisans drew/painted/carved sculpted what they saw in their everyday life, so choice to render image of a canine makes sense  \n4. Running Horned Woman (Tassili n’Ajjer, Algeria. 6000-4000 B.C.E. Pigment on Rock)  \na. Context:  \ni. Found in an area with high elevation & unique topography  \nii. Hunter & gatherer society  \niii. Thousands of paintings were found in the area  \niv. Found in Algeria, Africa  \nb. Content:  \ni. White dots-body paint  \nii. A horned woman running with arm and shin guards  \niii. People running along with the horned woman  \nc. Form:  \ni. Hierarchical scale  \nii. Pigment on rock  \niii. Illusion of movement  \niv. Profile perspective  \nd. Function:  \ni. Emphasized importance of survival  \nii. Recognition of the importance animal and human relationship  \n5. Beaker with Ibex Motifs (Susa, Iran. 4200-3500 B.C.E. Painted terra cotta)  \na. Context:  \ni. Found in Iran  \nii. Belong to the susa people  \nb. Content:  \ni. Central ibex (mountain goat)  \nii. Running greyhound like animals  \niii. Diamond shapes at the top of the beaker  \niv. Birds encircling the top of the beaker  \nc. Form:  \ni. Painted terra cotta  \nii. Geometric lines & shapes  \nd. Function:  \ni. For funerary practices  \n6. Anthropomorphic Steele (Arabian Peninsula. 4th millennium B.C.E. Sandstone)  \na. Context:  \ni. Pre-Islamic Northern Saudi Arabia  \nii. Found with 60 other steeles  \niii. Fertile ground and area  \nb. Content:  \ni. Represent a human  \nii. Trapezoid head with a horizontal necklace along with an awl  \niii. The waist has a belt with two daggers  \nc. Form:  \ni. Made from sandstone  \nii. Carvings are not intricate  \niii. Bas-relief carving  \nd. Function:  \ni.  Steele-a vertical stone monument or marker often inscribed text or relief carving  \nii. Shows the importance of human figure  \n7. Jade Cong (Liangzhu, China. 3300-2200 B.C.E. Carved Jade)  \na. Context:  \ni. Developed in Yangzi delta (Neolithic era)  \nii. Farming society  \nb. Content:","cbCailey52fHnYqb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailey52fHnYqb","pdf",4533169,150,"English","# Unit One: Prehistoric Arts\n## 1. Apollo 11 Stone\n## 2. Great Hall of the Bulls\n## 3. Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine\n## 4. Running Horned Woman\n## 5. Beaker with Ibex Motifs\n## 6. Anthropomorphic Steele\n## 7. Jade Cong\n## 8. Stonehenge\n## 9. 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