West and Central Asian Art Indigenous Art Ancient Mediterranean Art Early Europe and Colonial American Art
100
The Ardabil Carpet
utilized in the islamic religion for prayer and are portable
100
Yaxchilan Lintel
Lintel located in Mexico that promoted lineage and power
100
Code of Hammurabi
This stele displays a legal code for Babylon
100
Hagia Sophia
This piece started off as a Christian temple, and transformed into an Islamic mosque
200
Petra, Jordan
Located in present day Jordan, and was a functioning city showcasing many tombs and temples
200
Ruler's Feather Headdress
Mexican art work that showcased bright feathers for ceremonial purposes
200
Palette of King Narmer
This Egyptian art piece displays the unification of upper and lower Egypt
200
Santa Sabina
Example of an ancient Constantinian basillica, and was made to respect a religious martyr who died on the location
300
Bamiyan Buddha
Located in Afghanistan and displayed a central figure in a prominent Asian religion within a cave
300
Maize Cob
Sculpture made out of gold and metal made to promise a bountiful harvest
300
The Seated Boxer
Muhammad Ali takes a seat (this is a joke)
300
The Good Shepherd
A religious piece showed a prominent figure in the Catholic religion surrounded by lambs
400
Maneh Mosque of Isfahan
Mosque located in Iran that shows various blue and green geometric designs throughout.
400
All T'oquapu Tunic
A woven rectangle piece that was created for the practical function of clothing, but was usually only available to the wealthy
400
Shiva as Lord of Dance
The central figure in this piece both "dances" and represents the creator, preserver, and the destroyer of the universe.
400
Pendatives and Squinches
The two vocabulary words for placing a dome on a rectangle
500
Jokhang Temple
A temple that is the holiest site of Tibetan Buddhism.
500
Machu Picchu
The last word of this Peruvian city sounds like someone sneezing
500
Trebonianus Gallus
A Roman emperor who fought many battles and portrayed himself as a young man, but he was technically old.
500
Constantine the Great
Sculpture of the first Christian ruler of Rome, and the sculpture showed what he thought about himself not how he actually looked






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