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The discovery and preservation of art

Bellringer august 17 Finish 1.2 questions What do archaeologists do? Describe their job and what all you think it requires. Read/Scim over 1.3

Archaeology It’s the study of evidence from past cultures by finding items hidden in the earth. What are some things you think archaeologists may struggle with? Once you find something, how do you date it or even tie it back to a certain culture?

Parthenon-Athena temple

Museums Museums play an important role in helping to collect and preserve art from all time periods. What are some things you think museums struggle with?

Louvre-Paris

How we study art We study art by Viewing it Studying it Creating it Critiquing it