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this painting was made in c. 17,000 to c. 15,000 BCE, the name of this painiting is lauscauz cave, it was created in dordogne, France, and the author is uknown the materials where charcoal and orchor and the purpose was to ensure a succesful hunt

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this building was built in between 3000 and 1520 BCE, the name of this building is stonehenge, it was built in Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England , and the people who built it were Neolithic agrarians, or Windmill Hill People. The materials used where sarsens and bluestones and the purpose to build it was to honor their ancestors and make importent celandar events

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these were made in the 4th millennium Bc the name of this art was summerian . they were made in the southern part of what is now iraq the people who made this form of art where the ubaidains . the materials used to make this art was clay . the purpose of them was for their religion

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The Code of Hammurabi is a Babylonian legal text composed during 1755–1750 BC It is written in the Old Babylonian dialect of Akkadian, purportedly by Hammurabi it was written to ensure that justice was carried out in the land so that the strong could not oppress the weak. the materials were a seven-foot-tall piece of basalt that was inscribed with the law code the Babylonian King Hammurabi presented to his people.

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this gate was buikt in 575 bc the name of this gate was the lashtar gate , it was built in the the iner state of babylonian the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II built the lashtar gate , the materials used were glazed brick and the purpose to build it was to show the power and wealth of the Neo-Babylonian Empire

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This temple was built in 515 bc. The name of this temple is "King Solomon's 2nd Temple". It was built in Mount Moriah in jerusalem. The people who built it where jews returning from exile in Babylon. they used Jerusalem limestone to build it. The purpose of this building was place of worship, ritual sacrifice, and communal gathering for Jews

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hatshepsuts mortuary temple c. 1478/72-1458 B.C.E.

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hatshepsuts mortuary temple c. 1478/72-1458 B.C.E.

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the name of this temple is hatshepsuts mortuary temple this temple was built into the sandstone cliffs at Deir el-Bahri. it was built by the Pharaoh Hatshepsut. the materials used were Limestone, sandstone, and granite. the reason they built this temple was to honor the god Amun to ensure that Hatshepsut's life story was told and to assert her power.

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this statue was built in 1340 BC, and they named it nefertiti. it was built in the ancient Egyptian city of Akhenaten. it was built by royal court sculptor Thutmose. the materials he used was limestone core covered with painted stucco layers. the reason he built this statue so that he had the queen's likeness with him while designing other royals.

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this was built in 3rd millennium bce its called the great bath. it is located in Mohenjo-Daro india. Harappan Civilization, built the great bath. the materials used was fine brickwork. the purpose of this great bath was for ritual bathing

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was made in the reinessence was named toreador fresco this painting was made in the palace of knossos it was built to represent a minon ceremony the materials used were water based pigmeants

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this mask is called the mask of mask of agamemnon it was amsde in 1550-1500 bc it was located in Mycenae, Greece the materials are gold and the people who made it where the reason it was built was to emphasize power

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This was built in 700-500 BC

it is called amnhora it was located in greece the people who used this form of art were the Phoenicians and the Greeks.the materials were wheel-thrown terracotta containers and coils of clay

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was built around 450 bce by myron using bronze.
The Discobolus stood as a symbol of status, coveted for its astonishing display of human agility and strength.

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This building was built in the 447 BC. The name of this building is Parthenon. It was created to be dedicated to a Greek goddess Athena Parthenon.It was built on the hill of athena.The celebrated Greek statesman Pericles is credited with ordering the design and construction of the Parthenon.The materials were carved out of Pentelic marble.

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this staue is called the laocoon staute and it was built in 2000 bc it was founded in rome it was built probably commissioned for a wealthy Roman's home, possibly from the Imperial family the cast was made of marbel and Hagesandros (or Agesander), Polydoros, and Athenedoros made it

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1. The nike of samothrace is a statue built in rhodes in the 190bc. The create is unknown. it was built as an offering to the gods for a sanctuary on the greek island of samaothrace the materials used were parian marble

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it was built in the late sicth century bce by the etruscans for offering insoghts into their beliefs and customs surrounding death and the afterlife. the materials used were terracotta sculpture.

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Etruscan period sarcophagus of the spouses 

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Etruscan period sarcophagus of the spouses 

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Etruscan period sarcophagus of the spouses

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The prima porta was built by skilled Greek sculptors approximately 20 BCE to celebrate Augustus' victory over the Parthians. the materials used was marble and granite.

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Built by Agrippa between 25 and 27 BC the Pantheon was a temple dedicated to the twelve Gods and to the living Sovran.using concrete, brick, marble, and lightweight volcanic stone.

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the colloseum was built in 72 ad using Cranes, adzes, picks, drills, hammers, chorobates, and dioptras .The Colosseum was the second and largest permanent amphitheatre built within the city of Rome. While the circus was used for chariot races and was significantly larger, the Colosseum was used for various blood sports, including animal hunts, prisoner executions, and gladiatorial combat.