Coll004
The Built Environment
Prof: Brownlee
COLL
004 Blackboard site
images from Prof. Pittman's lectures on 1/29, 1/31, 2/5, and 2/7 (Prehistoric,
Ancient Near East, Egypt):
| 1. (Prehistoric),
Lascaux, Dordogne,France. Two bull bisons- total width 8 ft. |
| 2. Prehistoric,
(France), Two Clay Bison, view from above. |
| 3. Prehistoric,
Venus from Willendorf, front. |
| 4. (Prehistoric),
Magdalenian, Carved Horsehead. |
| 5. (Iranian),
Neolithic, Boar from Tepe Sarab,whole . |
| 6. Neolithic,
(Palestine), Jericho: Human Skull with plaster features,skull with plaster
features and cowrie shell eyes. |
| 7. Neolithic
Catal Huyuk, Level II, Shrine Grain Bin, Enthroned Female Figurine |
| 8. Neolithic,
(Anatolia), Catal Huyuk: Shrine E VII, Pregnant Goddess: painted relief.
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| 9. Painted
Shrine of Level 6, reconstruction drawing with rec. drawing B10 & 14 |
| 10. Houses
of Level 6, reconstruction drawing and interior of typical main room.
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| 11. (Mesopotamian),
Neolithic, Nude Female Figurines from Tell es-Sawwan, whole |
| 12.Uruk/Jemdet
Nasr, Male Statuette. Priest-king from Uruk.front view - Proto-literate
period. |
| 13. (Mesopotamian),
Uruk-Jemdat Nasr,Vase from E-anna precinct, Uruk. three views |
| 14. (Mesopotamian),
Uruk-Jemdet Nasr, Vase from E-anna precinct, Uruk. drawing of Warka vase
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| 15. (Mesopotamian),
Warka Tablet, Uruk. |
| 16. Late
Uruk period Uruk/Jemdet Nasr, Cylinder seal: Presentation of Offerings.
Found Southern Mesopotamia, probably Uruk, seal showing the priest king
and servant brining offerings to the symbols of the goddess Inanna.
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| 17. (Egyptian),
Statuette of Imhotep, late period. |
| 18. (Egyptian),
King Zoser . |
| 19. (Egypt),
3rd Dynasty, Zoser Step Pyramid, south tomb, interior view |
| 20. Palette
of Narmer, Reverse. |
| 21. Ramses
II Temple, int: with seated Gods, distant. |
| 22. (Egyptian),
Hawk Stele of King Zet (Wadji) from Abydos,whole. |
| 23. (Egypt),
Imhotep, 3rd Dynasty - Old Kingdom,Zoser precinct. South Tomb, reconstruction
of chamber, painting by Firth |
| 24. 4th
Dynasty, (Egyptian), Seated Figure of Cheops from Abydos.4th Dynasty.
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