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Mesopotamia Settled in 4500 BC and 4900.It is now called Iraq.The Sumerians were called that in 4500 BC.They made pottery out of clay.They created tablets vases and bowls.Andrew Harris

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God of magic, also known as Ea (created in 4500 BCE)

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God of magic, also known as Ea (created in 4500 BCE)

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This was created by one of the Mesopotamia men. That's one of their gods that they believe in. The God of Magic. - Damir Love

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Archeologist While searching in a dungeon find a wooden statue of Prince Kaapert From 4,500 years ago

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This was made around 1500 - 3000 BC - Denzel Felder

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These pyramids were used as temples in ancient egypt.

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These pyramids were used as temples in ancient egypt.

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Egyptians used these as an alphabet. Explored find alot of Hieroglyphis in the Pyramids or in tombs of dead Egyptians.

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Sphinx created for Pharaoh Kahfre (around 3000 BCE)

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Sphinx created for Pharaoh Kahfre (around 3000 BCE)

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The Sphinx was thought to be created to protect the Giza Plateau. It also had the face of Pharaoh Kahfre

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It has become customary to call our ancient Egyptian civilization the Philharmonic civilization. We often take pride in our past and call ourselves the descendants of the pharaohs.

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Anubis the mummy and after-world god 1922/Qaadir Barnes

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Anubis the mummy and after-world god 1922/Qaadir Barnes

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This sculpture was found inside of the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun on November 4, 1922 and can now be found at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Anubis put people's hearts on a scale and on the other side was a feather to see if you were worthy to pass onto the afterlife.

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Mesopotamia is a historical region of Western Asia situated within the Tigris–Euphrates river system, in the northern part of the Fertile Crescent, in modern days roughly corresponding to most of Iraq, Kuwait, the eastern parts of Syria, Southeastern Turkey, and regions along the Turkish–Syrian and Iran–Iraq borders.
- Jamir Ross

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Uruk head also known as the mask of warka (c 3000 BCE) ( Terrell Pough )

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Uruk head also known as the mask of warka (c 3000 BCE) ( Terrell Pough )

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Sculpture built on older traditions and grew more complex during the early Dynastic period (2900-2350 BCE) Although artists still used clay and stone, copper became the dominant medium.

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This artwork was created in The Early Dynastic I-II, ca. 2900-2550 B.C by Tell Asmar.

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Bull's head from ceremonial Lyre in  2600 BCE 

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Bull's head from ceremonial Lyre in  2600 BCE 

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The Bull's head was created because of the tomb of queen Pu-Abi. It is apart of the instrument called the lyre.

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This artwork was created during the 1428. It was created to tell stories to the people in the future. This is important because it is history and it tells you and your kids the stories.

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Kneeling Female figure ( Around 1500 A.D ) 

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Kneeling Female figure ( Around 1500 A.D ) 

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The figure is supposed to depict an human pose worshiping the gods for them so they dont always have to do it, and sleep mindlessly at night. ((Qasim WIlliams))

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Head of a Water Deity (Chalchiuhtlicue)15th–early 16th century

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Head of a Water Deity (Chalchiuhtlicue)15th–early 16th century

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The sculpture was created during the 15th - early 16th century. It was created as a dedication to one of their gods. This is important because they were worshipped in a family.

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Coiled Serpant 15th-16th century by the aztecs

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Coiled Serpant 15th-16th century by the aztecs

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Serpents had multiple connotations and inspired sky and earth imagery alike. Aztecs held serpants in there main temples in the aztec imperial capital tenochtitlan. ((Sayd Williams))

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Cihuateol sculpture (artist unknown) 1500 AD

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Cihuateol sculpture (artist unknown) 1500 AD

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This sculpture is used as a representation of the Aztec god Cihuateol. It was used in a temple as part of a ceremony. This is one of the few remaining sculptures after destruction from the Spaniards.

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This sculpture is a Aztec sculpture depicting an ancient deity(Macuilcoatl) sitting, in the deity's name it says five souls, and he is the lord of the five souls. This god is associated with games and gambling.

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Seated Deity (Macuilcoatl)15th -early 16th century

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Seated Deity (Macuilcoatl)15th -early 16th century

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This sculpture was created during the 15th - early 16th century. It was created for exalted warriors who died upon battle. During this time the people who are Aztecs once used the sculpture to hold a banner and a flag. The sculpture is important because the sculpture represented one of the pre-Hispanic deities known as "lords of the five souls".

Nykeem Thomas

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Head of a Water Deity ( Around  1500 A.D )

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Head of a Water Deity ( Around  1500 A.D )

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It is a stone carving of a water goddess that  Aztecs would  worship at shrines, i think this is important because the Aztecs were a religious region praising deity after another hoping for good things in return. ((Qasim WIlliams))

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Head of an oba ( Also known as the head of the king) By anonymous

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Head of an oba ( Also known as the head of the king) By anonymous

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Sorry i couldn't find who made it. This was made around the 15th century. by the people of edo in benin who ruled much of africa before portuguese arrived.(Navar Robinson)

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The greek lived in greece. Also it is still called greece.They are greek and they believed in the greek gods. They lived to embrace their race and culture. They made  human statues. They made them out of stone.The sculptures reflect their society. They were made for temples.

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During the golden age of Greece they were some of the best sculptures of their time. Sculptures in ancient Greece from 800 to 300 BCE .

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Laomedon (Temple of Aphaia) By Egisto Sani 800 to 300 BCE

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Laomedon (Temple of Aphaia) By Egisto Sani 800 to 300 BCE

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Erick Momoh:
This Sculptor was made in inspiration of the Egyptian and Near Eastern times, Greek sculptors were taken with care and with precise proportion to show the realistic features of a human greek soldier.
Erick Momoh

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The sculptor was made to dedicated at Delphi it is a life size figure of a kuoroi of Argos

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This was made between  (510-323 BC) it means athletic and to show off the natural body and to show the body in motion.(Shamere briggs)

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I like this because this reminds me of persphone and that this is her work.THis was made in 1910 but its from the 4th centry,

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David by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1501-1504)

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David by Michelangelo Buonarroti (1501-1504)

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Michelangelo is most known for his sculptures and his painting of the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. His David sculpture is almost 18 feet tall. This work was paid for by the church and ultimately inspired the Baroque Period of art.

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Ecstasy of Saint Teresa made by Gian Lorenzo Bernini ( 1647-1652)

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Ecstasy of Saint Teresa made by Gian Lorenzo Bernini ( 1647-1652)

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this is one of the great baroque, it is made out of marble and it is a life size. Gian Lorenzo Bernini wanted to make his stuff big and dramatic. they wasn't really made for anything just for him to show his skill. The artwork is important because it show how dramatic and dynamic he can be.(Uwaimir Dorsey)

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Baroque sculpture is associated with the Baroque cultural movement in 17th century Europe. In Baroque sculpture, groups of figures assumed new importance, and there was a dynamic movement and energy of human forms—they spiraled around an empty central vortex or reached outwards into the surrounding space. Baroque sculpture often had multiple ideal viewing angles and reflected a general continuation of the Renaissance’s move away from relief to sculpture created in the round . They were typically designed to be placed in the middle of a large space; for example, elaborate fountains such as Bernini’s Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Rome, 1651) or those in the Gardens of Versailles were a Baroque specialty.

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From the late 1620s, the “tonal phase” of landscape painting began, as artists softened or blurred their outlines and concentrated on an atmospheric effect. Great prominence was given to the sky, with human figures usually either absent or small and distant. The leading artists of this style were Jan van Goyen (1596–1656), Salomon van Ruysdael (1602–1670), Pieter de Molyn (1595–1661), and, in marine painting, Simon de Vlieger (1601–1653), with a host of minor figures.

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William Penn by Alexander Milne Calder 1894

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William Penn by Alexander Milne Calder 1894

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This sculpture was added to the top of city hall in downtown Philadelphia in 1894. There once was an unspoken rule that you were not allowed to build a building taller than William Penn's hat.

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Alexander Calder Mobiles and Stabiles 1920-1940

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Alexander Calder Mobiles and Stabiles 1920-1940

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Inspired by the circus, Alexander Calder created various brightly colored sculptures that moved, danced, and celebrated circus life through abstraction.