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the paintings were made 15,000 BC ago, the painting is parietal art, and were found in Dordogne, France, the people that made these paintings are called shamans, and they used charcoal among other things to make these paintings, the meaning of the paintings is Hunting, making sense of the world around them, and spiritual or ceremonial significance.

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Stonehenge, located in Salisbury Plain, is believed to have been built in 3100 B.C. Its name derives from the Saxon stan-hengen, which means stone hanging. The Druids built it. The materials used for Stonehenge were enormous sarsen stones and smaller bluestones. the purpose of Stonehenge is the most striking example of the ceremonial complexes emerging across Britain and Ireland at this time.

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the code of Hammurabi was made 1754 BCE ago, the,The Louvre, Paris, France (originally Sippar, Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), found at Susa, Iran) Replicas: various, King Hammurabi of Babylon, they use black stone stele, the meaning of the code of Hammurabi was for a sense of Law and  justice.

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the code of Hammurabi was made 1754 BCE ago, the,The Louvre, Paris, France (originally Sippar, Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq), found at Susa, Iran) Replicas: various, King Hammurabi of Babylon, they use black stone stele, the meaning of the code of Hammurabi was for a sense of Law and  justice.

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It was believed that these statues were made back in the 5th to 3rd millennia BCE by a person back in this era and was believed to be a religion sight 

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The babylonian was an ancient city dating back 2231 BC and the gates were made for the purpose of getting into the city it was believed the gates were made by babylonian king nebuchadnezzar II

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king solomon's 2nd castle was around since 516 BCE. the temples purpose was the chief place of worship, ritual sacrifice and communal gathering for jews. Hiram and solomon were believed to make this temple 

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Nefertiti was known for changing eqypt's traditional polytheistic religion to one that was monotheistic, worshiping the sup god known as aton. It was known around 1370-1330 BC she sadly died

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The great bath was like a public pool but with the purpose of taking a bath instead for entertainment. the big structure was built back in the 3rd millennium BCE by the harappan civilization 

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a tension that underlies man's somewhat tenuous mastery of nature around 1450-1400 BC made by minoan artists 

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the amphora was created in 3500 BC, and the creator was phoenicians and the Greeks. It was built with ceramic. This was located at ancient Greece. prople say its purpose was, sometimes used as grave makers or as containers for funnreal offerings or human remains.

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the acropolis, consturcted in the 5th centurry BC by the athenians is primarily composed of limestone. Situated in the city of athens, it is believed that acropolis served multiple purposes. Initially, it functioned as a repository for treaseures and as a residence for the king; however, its most significant role was as a site dedicated to the worship of athena. 

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sculptor myron is credited with the vreation of the Discobolus statue, which was originally sculpted in Greece. Crafted from exquisite marble, the discobolus emerged as a symbol of prestiage, highly sought after for its remarkable depiction of human agility and stength, this discussion thrower is also revered for its unparalleled representation of proportion,harmony, rythm, and balance. 

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the parthenon, overseen by the athenian leader pericles, was designed by architects ictinus and callicrates, with sculptor phidias supervising the project constructed from prntelic marble, this iconic structure is dedicated to the greeck goddess athena and is prominently located on the acropolis of athens, a complex of themples, the parthenon functioned as a significant site of worship for the acient greeks 

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the pharaohs of eqypt during the 3rd dynasty created the sarcophagus of the spouses, and exceptional example of terracotta artistry, this anthropoid sarcophagus, dating back to the later sixth century BCE, was discovered at the banditaccia nectopolis in caere and is currently housed in the national etruscan museum of villa giulia in rome. designed as an urn, the sarcophagus serves the purpose of containing the physical remains of the deceased 

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the artist identity is still undertermined. this item was found in the villa of Olivia which was owned by Olivia drusilla augustus third and finial wife and was situated in prima porta. the augustus of prima porta, which is made of marble, has a vital function: it informs its audience of an important imperial message. the statue reveals that emperor Augustus is portrayed as both a celestial person and a stong, victorious warrior.

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agippa directed the construction of the pantheon. the current building is still located on the campus martius in its original location. the capitals and bases are made of white greek marble and the shafts of the columns are made of eqyptian granite. the twelve gods and the governing monarch were honored in this temple.

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emperor vespasian directed the beginning of the colosseum's construction, although he died before it was finished. emperors titus and domitian, his two sons, completed the building's last phases. with the help of roman engineers and expert artisans. jewish slaves completed a large amount of the work. the building is located on the location of nero's golden house, east of platine hill. an estimated 100,000 cubic meters of travertine stone, as well as an equivalent amount of roman cement bricks and tuff blacks were used in the construction of the colosseum. this colossal structure was built as part of an imperial project to revitalize rome after the events of the year of the four emperors in 69 CE.

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one of the most important structures in the world is the hagia sophia, a significant byzantine building located in Istanbul. under the leadership of justinian I, the byzantine emprtot it was constructed as a Christian church in the sixth century CE (532-537). IT was a mosque. a museum, ad then another mosque in the centuries that followed.

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In ravenna, Italy, there is a late antique church called the basilica of san vitale. the church from the sixth century is a significant example of early byzantine art and architecture that has survived, and its mosaics are among the most researched pieces of byantine art. despite having a centrally organized design that is not typical of the basilica form, the church is described as a basilica in its foundational insctption. its historic significance has earned it the honorific title of basilica within the roman catholic church.

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italian polymath leonardo da vinci worked as a painter, draughtsman, ect, during the high renaissance. leonardo is considered by many to be a genius who personified the renaissance humanist ideal. His body of work is a legacy to succeeding generations of artists that is only surpassed by that of his younger peers, michelangelo and leonardo.

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Italian painter and high renaissance architect raffaello sanzio da urbino, better known in english as pahael, was born on march 28 or april 6 1483 and died on April 6 1520. his work is praised for its visual expression of the neoplatonic ideal of human grandeur, ease of composition, and clarity of form. he is one of the three great masters of that era, along with Leonardo da vinvi and michelangelo.

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italian scupltor and painter michelangelo di lodovico buonarroti simoni, better known by the name michelangelo, was born on march 6 1475 and died on February 18 1564. his paintings, which drew inspiration from classical antiquity models. had a long lasting impact on western art. he was born in the prbulic of Florence. one of the 16th century most well documented artists is michelangelo. modern biographers praised him as the most successful artist of his day.

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italian renaissance sculptor donato di niccolo di detto bardi also known by the name donatello was born in 1386 and died on december 13 1466 he was born in florence studied classical culpture and applied what he learned to create sculpture In the early renaissance style. he worked on commissions and trained others in various places including his time in rome. his daivd like much of his art was commissioned by the medici family and was the first freestanding naked male sculpture since antiquity.