1. Welcome to Art History

3. What is art and how is it made? C ontent C ontext F orm F unction

4. Apollo 11 stones Namibia, Africa c. 25,500 – 25,300 BCE Charcoal on stone

5. Great Hall of the Bulls Lascaux France Paleolithic Europe, 15,000 – 13,000 BCE

6. Venus of Willendorf Austria, 28,000 – 25,000 BCE Limestone

7. Camelid sacrum in the shape of a canine Tequixquiac, central Mexico 14,00-7,000 BCE Bone

8. Running horned woman. Tassili n’Ajjer, Algeria 6000 – 4000 BCE Pigment on Rock

9. Beaker with ibex motifs Susa, Iran 4200 – 3500 BCE Painted terra cotta

10. Anthropomorphic stele Arabian Penninsula 4 th millenium BCE Sandstone Mayan Steles, Hondurus

11. Jade cong Liangzhu, China c. 2500 BC, Neolithic period carved jade

12. Stonehenge Wiltshire, UK Neolithic, c. 2500 – 1600 BCE Sandstone

13. The Ambum Stone Ambum Valley, Enga Providence, Papua New Guinea c. 1500 BCE Grey wacke

14. Tiatilco female figurine Central Mexico, 1200 – 900 BCE Ceramic

15. Terra cotta fragment, Lapita Solomon Islands, Reef Islands 1000 BCE terra cotta (incised)