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Bandolier bag. Lenape (Delaware tribe, Eastern Woodlands). C. 1850 CE. Beadwork on leather.

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Module Five Lesson Three Notes - Eastern North America

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Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow Piet Mondrian. 1930 ce. Oil on canvas.

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Jade Cong, Liangzhu, China. 3, 300- 2, 200 BCE. Jade stones, cutting and polishing tools.

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Lesson 3, 30,000-500 BCE

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Great pyramids, Giza, Egypt, Old Kingdom c. 2550-2490 BCE, Cut limestone, cutting and lifting tools

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UNIT 2 - ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN

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20th Century Between Wars

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Bundu mask Sande Society, Mende peoples (West African forests of Sierra Leone and Liberia

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Module 6 Lesson 2: Masks

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Using white construction paper, tape, and yellow marker, I created a pyramid shape to represent the great pyramids. I chose this work because the Great Pyramids are perhaps the most iconic work of architecture, so they deserved a spot on my project.

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I used a spaghetti-o can and cardboard box to create a fuse between cylinder and cube by cutting a hole in the box and ripping off the can label. This shape fuse is seen in the Jade Cong. I chose this work because I thought found the creation of ancient pottery to be fascinating.

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I used tape, white construction paper, and markers to recreate this work. The highly detailed geometric designs were hard to recreate for an artist of my caliber, so I had to simplify the design. I chose this work because I found the designs on the bag to be very pleasing to the eyes.

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I used a sheet of paper and markers to recreate this piece, along with a ruler to recreate the proper proportions. I chose this work because it surprised me that such a simplistic design could carry so much meaning.

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To recreate the Bundu Mask I used a pasta strainer as the helmet itself as well as paper strips. I did not have the resources available to create a facial structure on a metal helmet, but I believe that the pasta strainer's geometric shapes still carry similar themes when it comes to the Bundu Mask's context. I chose this work specifically because I thought it would be fun to make. The idea of a helmet concealing your identity seemed very interesting.