PPT-Cave Paintings vs Graffiti Art

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Personal Portfolio Making Lascaux Caves Complex caves in southwestern France famous for its Paleolithic cave paintings 40000 to 10000 BC Cave Art Subjects Cave art

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Personal Portfolio Making Lascaux Caves Complex caves in southwestern France famous for its Paleolithic cave paintings 40000 to 10000 BC Cave Art Subjects Cave art portrays human hands large numbers of animals in different activities including various species such as the woolly rhinoceros which are now extinct and a few which were extinct even at the time they were painted geometric figures and signs. 40,000 BCE-1000 BCE. Stonehenge. A . henge. is a circle of stones or posts, often surrounded by a ditch with built-up embankments.. . Stonehenge. Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire England. C. 2750-1500 BCE.. By . Sofija. Table of contents . Slide 3 – What inspired the invention ?. Slide 7 – How did the invention change ?. Slide 10 – What impacts does the invention have on people ?. Slide 15 – Little Glossary. Ancient Symbols. . A Celtic cross. The symbol is associated with Celtic Christianity, although it has older, pre-Christian origins.. Egyptian s. ymbol of eternal life.. . . Four Leaf Clover-is a renown symbol. ANTH 221: Peoples and Cultures of Mexico. Kimberly Martin, Ph.D.. Juxtlahuaca. Cave, Guerrero. Earliest Cave Paintings in North America – Approximately 1200BCE. Only known example of non-Maya deep cave art. The Stone Age. The stone age is the first period of human history. It is called the stone age because stone was used to make tools and other objects during this time period. The first humans existed 2 million years ago. . Before you start, make sure that you go to “slide show”, then “play from beginning, to make the . powerpoint. full screen. Use the arrow keys to navigate. . As you go through the . powerpoint. Have you ever heard of. “street art?”. Is street art and graffiti the same thing?. Check out this cool optical illusion street art!. As we look through them, think about what they all have in common….. facts. By Bailey and Emile. H. ouses. We think the houses in . S. kara Brae would have had quite tall cone shaped roofs, built from wood or bone and coved with seaweed. Life inside the houses would have been warm, with beds having bracken . Her er næsten en hel by fuldt med graffiti. Graffiti er en kunstform og subkultur udført med spraymaling på store flader som vægge og mure. Dog vælger nogle graffitimalere at male deres ". pieces. Cave paintings, some estimated to be as old as 35,000 years, are the grandest and most awe-inspiring artistic creations of homo sapiens during the Paleolithic period.. Southern . European Sites. Great Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux. Before you start, make sure that you go to “slide show”, then “play from beginning, to make the . powerpoint. full screen. Use the arrow keys to navigate. . As you go through the . powerpoint. Period 2. How did cave painters survive down in the caves?. Painters would go down in groups, because of how dangerous the caves could be. They would have to crawl through tight spaces with only torches to guide them. Painters would go down expecting to be there for quite some time- they would bring tools, brushes, pigments, torches (and flint to maintain fires), as well as food to sustain them. There is also evidence of scaffolding systems, so that projects could be continued over time.. Cave paintings, some estimated to be as old as 35,000 years, are the grandest and most awe-inspiring artistic creations of homo sapiens during the Paleolithic period.. Southern . European Sites. Great Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux. Period 2. How did cave painters survive down in the caves?. Painters would go down in groups, because of how dangerous the caves could be. They would have to crawl through tight spaces with only torches to guide them. Painters would go down expecting to be there for quite some time- they would bring tools, brushes, pigments, torches (and flint to maintain fires), as well as food to sustain them. There is also evidence of scaffolding systems, so that projects could be continued over time..

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