[ART HIS 40A] - Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam (46 pages long!)
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Early neolithic site turkey, border of syria (ca. No skeletons or graves religious function, intentionally buried series of circles made from limestone. Near volcano obsidian useful for tools, very sharp people traded obsidian to turkey/syria, items from elsewhere found serves as network for trade. Hunt or dance (?) with animals and large bull human figures interacting with animal visual depiction of excarnation by vultures headless figure, evidence terracotta figurine. Organized community, possibly village but only 20% uncovered some skeletons have red ocher and special offerings, all female. Southern britain, avebury, near wiltshire, england, ca. Seahenge, norfolk county, england, 2049 bce water level lower back then, only visible when tide is out henge made of inverted tree stumps. Greeks?) base is wider, slopes inward and tapers landscape around stonehenge filled with other early monuments sacred area (some there possibly before 4,000 bce stonehenge 1,300 bce) not a cemetery primarily healing center theory rebuilt multiple times.
