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Neolithic (New Stone Age) Art
9000-2300 BCE
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Prehistoric Europe and the Near East
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Neolithic: Ancient Near East
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Wild plants were
domesticated
Agriculture :
The Domestication of Plants
(Wheat, barley, figs etc.)
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Domestication of Animals
Egyptian mural showing caws being milked
Funerary Stela of Intef and
Senettekh. Egypt, c. 2065–2000
B.C.
Dumuzi feeding
sheep.
Mesopotamian
cylinder seal.
Marble. c. 3200-
3000 BCE.
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List of domesticated animals
Dog - c. 30,000-15000 BCE Euroasia
Sheep 11000-9000 BCE Southwest Asia
Pig 9000 BCE Near East, China
Goat c. 8000 BCE Iran
Cow c. 8000 BCE India, Middle East, and Sub-
Saharan Africa
Donkey c. 5000 BCE Egypt
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Neolithic Grinding Stone. France. Beauvais Museum
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Permanent Settlements: Their food supply assured,
many groups changed from hunters to herders, to
farmers and to townspeople.
Schematic reconstruction
drawing of Çatal Höyük,
Turkey, ca. 6000–5900 BCE
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Restored view of a section of Level VI, Çatal Höyük, Turkey, ca. 6000–5900 BCE
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Landscape with Volcanic Eruption (?)
Wall painting at Çatal Höyük, Turkey. C. 6150 BCE
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Great Tower of Jericho
Jericho, Palestinian Authority.
ca. 8000–7000 BCE.
8.5-metre-tall (28 ft) stone
structure
The tower contains an internal
staircase
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Restored Pottery from Tell Sabi Abyad, Syria. c. 6600-6500 BCE
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Weaving is the systematic interlacing of two
or more sets of elements to form a coherent
structure.
Ancient textiles were made mostly of linen,
wool, cotton (india), and silk (China)
Prehistoric woven objects and weaving tools
Weaving in Ancient Egypt
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Fragments of earliest-known surviving textile. Maybe
used fabrics used to wrap the dead. From Çatalhöyük;
Turkey, 6th millennium BC;
Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Turkey
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Funerary Scene (?)
From shrine in Hierakonpolis. Upper Egypt. c. 3500 BCE. Wall painting
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Neolithic Sculpture: Ancient Near East
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Head from Jericho
c. 7000-6000 BCE
Human skull; Plaster; Shells
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L. Human skull with molded features. Jericho. 7000-6000 BCE
R. Painted Skull from Papua-New Guinea. 19th-20th c.
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Human figure, from Ain Ghazal, Jordan
ca. 6750–6250 BCE. Plaster and reed, painted
and inlaid with cowrie shell and bitumen, 3’ 5
3/8” high
The Beginning of
Monumental Sculpture
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Human figure, from Ain Ghazal, Jordan. ca. 6750–6250 BCE.
Plaster and reed, painted and inlaid with cowrie shell and bitumen. 3′5"
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World Oldest Masks
Neolithic 'spirit' masks from the Judean
Desert. Stone.
C 7000 BCE (Pre-Pottery Neolithic).
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Lovers
Ain Sakhri. Judean Desert
Early Neolithic. C. 9,000 BCE
Calcite cobble. 10.2 X 6.3 cm
British Museum
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Enthroned Birth Goddess
Çatal Huyuk.c. Turkey. 6000 BCE
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Comparison: Venus of Willendorf
from Willendorf, Austria, ca. 28,000–25,000
BCE Limestone, approx. 4 1/4” high
Enthroned Birth Goddess. Çatal Huyuk.c. Turkey. 6000 BCE
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Yarmukian
Goddesses
Jordan Valley
5500-5000 BCE
Clay & pigment.
65x14 cm
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Neolithic Painting: Ancient Near East
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Deer Hunt. Wall painting from Çatal Höyük, Turkey, ca. 5750 BCE
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Deer Hunt. Wall painting from
Çatal Höyük, Turkey, ca. 5750 BCE
Comparison: Hall of the Bulls,
Lascaux, Dordogne, France
ca. 15,000–13,000 BCE. Largest bull
approx. 11’ 6” long
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Hunter. Çatal Höyük, Turkey
c.5750 BCE
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Wall painting, hunter wearing
leopard skin, Çatal Höyük, Turkey
c.5750 BCE.
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Wild-Bull Hunt
Wall painting from Çatal Höyük, Turkey.
c. 5750 BCE
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Neolithic Shrines
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https://youtu.be/ID
XTmCwAETM
Earliest Stone Circles
Gobekli Tepe. Turkey Ca
9000-10,000 BCE
More than 200 pillars in about
20 circles. Each pillar has a
height of up to 6 m (20 ft) and
weighs up to 10 tons.
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Reconstruction of shrine. Çatal Huyuk Level VI. Turkey. c. 5900 BCE
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Reconstruction of shrine
Çatal Huyuk Level VI.
Turkey
c. 5900 BCE
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Comparison: Woman holding
a bison horn
from Laussel, Dordogne, France,
ca. 25,000–20,000 BCE. Painted
limestone 1’ 6” high
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Neolithic: Europe
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Megalithich Monuments
(Megalith= Huge, often undressed stone used in various types of Neolithic monuments.)
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Aerial view of Stonehenge, Salisbury Plain,Wiltshire, England, ca. 2550–1600 BCE.
Circle is 97' in diameter; approx. 24' high.
Henge : a circular
area, often
containing a circle
of stones or
sometimes wooden
posts, dating from
the Neolithic and
Bronze Ages.
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Astronomers have determined that the sun appeared to rise over the “heel stone” at the midsummer solstice when one stood in the center of the circle in front of the altar.
Heel Stone
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Stonehenge.
Reconstructive
models
Sarsen (gray stone) and
bluestones
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Major trilithon (three stones
construction.) Stonehenge
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Stone from the inner circle of
Stonehenge.
Approximately 50 tons
At the top is a small protuberance
called a “tenon” which was used
to secure the upper lintel that
connected this stone with its
mate.
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Bones from a burial site at Stonehenge.
Radiocarbon dating indicates that they date
back to the same time people started to
erect the mysterious landmark. Other bones
found there suggest people continued to use
the area as a burial site until well after the
stones went up around 2500 B.C.
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Stone Alignments . Carnac, France. c. 4250-3750 BCE. Over 3000 granite stones.
20-350 tons. Approximately 12 feet high. Each set begins at the west with the tallest
stones and ends with shorter ones.
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Stone Alignments. Carnac, Brittany, France. c. 4250-3750 BCE
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Stone Alignments, Carnac, Brittany, France, c. 4250-3750 BCE
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Dolmen ("stone table“ in Breton): Single-chamber megalithic monument usually
consisting of several large stone slabs set upright to support a flat stone roof, all covered
by a mound of earth that in most cases has weathered away. Frequently served as tomb.
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Poulnabrone Dolmen. Ireland. 3800 to 3200 BCE
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Dolmen from Garde-Epee. Near Angouleme. France
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Boston Historic Graveyard
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Passage Grave: form of megalithic tomb in which a burial chamber set in
the centre of a barrow is approached by means of a narrow passage. The
barrow is usually round in plan, but other shapes are known.
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Passage Grave. Loughcrew, Ireland. c. 3300 BCE
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Autumn Equinox.. Loughcrew, Ireland
The main cairn of Loughcrew is illuminated on the Spring and Fall Equinox
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The back stone at the chamber
of Loughcrew, Ireland. c. 3300
BCE
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Passage grave at Newgrange, Ireland. c. 3100 BCE. 300 feet in
diameter and 36 feet high. The white quartz is modern reconstruction
based on excavations.
In the five days around the winter solstice, light from the rising sun
enters through the doorway and the roofbox and illuminates the
chamber for about 15 minutes.
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The Roofbox over the entrance where the solstice sun is beamed to the chamber.
Passage grave at Newgrange, Ireland. c. 3100 BCE
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Entrance Stone from passage grave at Newgrange, Ireland
c. 3500-2000 BCE
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Silbury Hill. Wiltshire, England. 2700 BCE. 130 feet (40 m.) high. 5 acres.
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Silbury Hill. Wiltshire, England. 2700 BCE 130
feet (40 m.) high. 5 acres.
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Discussion Question:
In what way did the social and economic changes that took
place in human development between the Paleolithic and
Neolithic periods affect the art and architercure produced in
each period?
Deer Hunt. Wall painting from
Çatal Höyük, Turkey, ca. 5750
BCE
Venus of Willendorffrom Willendorf
Austria, ca. 28,000–25,000
BCE approx. 4 1/4” high
Aurochs, horses, and
rhinoceroses, wall
painting in Chauvet Cave,
France, ca. 30,000–28,000
BCE.
Aerial view of Stonehenge,
England, ca. 2550–1600 BCE
Circle is 97' in diameter;
approx. 24' high.
Human figure, from Ain Ghazal, Jordan.
ca. 6750–6250 BCE. 3′5"