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Venus of Willendorf
Depiction of human female figure
Tiny, 3" height
Good luck charm for fertility
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| Goddess of love, beauty, fertility |
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| How was Venus of W Naturalistic? |
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| How was Venus of W Abstract? |
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| No face, no arms, stylized hair/cap |
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Add to what was already there.
Ex: fine pebble that looks like something and modify it a bit, chip and carve to create final product |
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Bison of la Madeline
Hopefully securing good health
Piece of broken antler carved into a bison
Natural, Abstract
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Horses of Pech-Merle
Cave Mural (caves were sacred) |
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A wall painting where the wall itself is DRY
Dry wall surface where you put your media (whatever that may be) and create a mural |
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Dolman
One of the first examples of basic building structure
Initially burial site |
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Post: Vertical
Beam: Horizontal
Lintel: The beam for a window or doorway is called a lintel (Post and Lintel for windows and doorways) |
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Tri: 3
Lith: Stone
Large stone 3 part structure |
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Stonehenge
Used for astronomical and astrological signs from heavens |
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| Hugh stone structure. Stonehenge is Megalithic. Each post stone is 17' high, 50 tons each |
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Sandstone
What the posts at stonehenge were made of
Stone that over time can wire down and turn into loose grains of sand
Heavier weight stone than blue stone |
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Beams of stonehenge.
Full of gasses so they're lighter in weight but very strong |
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