Test 1 Review Guide

29 Jul Test 1 Review Guide

Work on the charts below to better prepare yourself for the Test.

The tables/charts contain all crucial issues and secure a “must know” minimum.

No need to say that you will be better off if you review the guides and know more to secure a really good performance. Yet, if you know the minimum that is in the charts –a good performance is guaranteed.

The first test will focuses on Prehistoric, Mesopotamian and Egyptian and Aegean art.

All the material is in your guides.

There will be some other questions, besides this minimum, like the Key Terms.

At the same time there will be no “surprises” – nothing that is not in your guides.

Some questions will make you think – but there are no trick questions.

This is how I would recommend you to work on the charts:

· Review your guides while observing pictures in the book (before starting this assignment).

· Fill in the following charts as much as possible from memory (this part is really important!)

· Then check your answers against the guides & book and complete the charts.

You may want to print the blank tables and fill them in pencil – maybe even a couple of times to make sure you know the material.

ATTN: I will not be checking the answers in these charts since all the info is in your book and guides.

They are designed to assist you in summing up the information you have learned.

Eye of Horus, amulet (Egypt)

TIMELINES

It would be very helpful if you draw Timeline and put these periods on it.

The more you play with the timelines the better – Practice…practice…practice…

I will provide you here with very simple time frames. Please also refer to the timelines in your guides.

PREHISTORY (BEFORE WRITTEN RECORDS)

Paleolithic Period Old Stone Age	Before 10,000 B.C.
Mesolithic Period Middle Stone Age	in between
Neolithic Period New Stone Age	8,000 – 2,000 B.C.

ANCIENT WORLD

	Cultures/Periods	Chronology (“When”)
Ancient Near East / Mesopotamian civilizations (Or you can say: Mesopotamian cultures)	Mesopotamians Civilizations: · Sumer · ___ · ___ · ___ · __	Last 3,000 years B.C. Or Last 3 millennia B.C. * Millennia = pl. for millennium (1,000 years)
Ancient Egypt Egyptian civilization/culture	Periods in History of Egypt: · Old Kingdom · ___ · ___	3rd millennium B.C. 2nd millennium B.C. 2nd millennium B.C.
Aegean World Aegean civilizations/ cultures	Aegean Civilizations: · The Cyclades · ___ · ___	3rd millennium B.C. 2nd millennium B.C. 2nd millennium B.C.

On the test I will ask you to identify Artworks .

This means that you will have to:

 To recognize what it is (you do not have to remember the exact wording of the title)

 To identify the culture (or style/period) which produced this work

 To say approximate dates – I won’t ask you to remember all the exact dates. For this test knowing the millennia will work.

For example, I do not expect you to remember that the Great Pyramids at Giza were built c. 2551 -2475 BCE.

If you tell me that they were erected in the third millennium BC, I will be perfectly satisfied with your answer.

Great Pyramids at Giza: Egypt – Old Kingdom – 3rd millennium B.C.

Practice to build this type of “chain of associations” for each work that I place in the table (below)

Please open your textbook and have your guides before you

to observe pictures & timelines while working on this table.

Major Works/Period	CULTURE COUNTRY (when asked)	DATES
Venus of Willendorf Upper Paleolithic period	Prehistoric Austria	ca. 25, 000 B.C.
Cave paintings ​​​​​​​​​​​ in the cave at Lascaux Upper Paleolithic period	Prehistoric ____(country)	ca. 15,000 B.C.
Stonehenge Neolithic period	______________ ____(country)	ca. 2,000 B.C
ANCIENT NEAR EAST/ Ancient Mesopotamia
White Temple and Ziggurat at Uruk	Sumer	circa 3000 B.C.
V otive statues (of worshipers) from Tel Asmar	________	3rd millennium (first half)
Victory Stele of Naram Sin	________	3rd millennium (second half)
Stele of Hammurabi	________	2nd millennium (mid)
Assyrian relief “Ashurbanipal hunting lions” The Dying Lioness (in your guide)	________	1st millennium
Processional Frieze from the Royal palace, in Persepolis	________	1st millennium
Major Works	CULTURE/ PERIOD	DATES
ANCIENT EGYPT
Palette of King Narmer	Old Kingdom	ca. 3000 BC
Great Pyramids at GIZEH	____ Kingdom	3rd millennium BC
Statue of Khafre from Giza	____ Kingdom	3rd millennium BC
Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut	____ Kingdom	​​ 2nd millennium BC
Statue of Pharaoh AKHENATON	___ Kingdom	14th century B.C. (mid of 2nd mil. BC)
Bust of Queen NEFERTITY	___ Kingdom	14th century B.C. (mid of 2nd mil. BC)
Tutankhamen’s Throne (back)	___ Kingdom	14th century B.C. (mid of 2nd mil. BC)
AEGEAN ART
Figurine of a Woman called “Cycladic Idol ”	Cycladic culture	3rd millennium BC
Palace at Knossos	Minoan culture /Island of Crete/	2nd millennium BC
Toreador Fresco from ________	_____culture /Island of Crete/	2nd millennium BC
Lion Gate at ________	_____culture	2nd millennium BC
The Treasury of Atreus	_____culture	2nd millennium BC
Funerary Mask	_____culture	2nd millennium BC

GEOGRAPHY PAGE

· The Middle East (Ancient Near East/ Mesopotamia)

· Ancient Aegean civilizations

The Middle East I expect you to know geographical location of following countries Turkey Syria Iraq (of course) Iran (pink, on the right) Saudi Arabia Kuwait Israel Jordan Lebanon Egypt (of course) Mediterranean Sea Red Sea Persian Golf

Ancient Aegean Civilizations MAP & TIMELINE

(1) Cycladic Culture�

Cycladic Islands�

3rd millennium BCE�

ca. 2500 – 2000 BCE�

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(2) Minoan Culture�

Island of Crete�

2nd millennium BCE�

ca. 2000 – 1400 BCE�

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(3) Mycenaean Culture�

Greek mainland�

2nd millennium BCE�

ca. 1400 – 1200 BCE�

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So, how was your check? Could you envision these art works when you read their titles?

Could you answer correctly where and when they had been done?

I expect you to remember millennia and be able to translate dates (the exact dates will not be asked on the test).

Review your Dating Pages one more time.

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