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This is charcoal drawing covering cave walls. These drawings show many different kinds of animals. The surface of the cave was smooth then drawn on. This shows that society had different ways of showing art.
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This piece of art is a carving made of soapstone. This was not commonly found in this era.
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This statue is a carving of a bearded man. It does not have a lot of detail. It is carved from limestone. This shows how much detail was not given to art during this time.
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This is a mysterious monument. The stones were moved hundred miles without using any wheels or anything of that sort. The smallest stones weigh several tons.
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These figures were used in temples. They are created with hollow eyes to symbolize their religion.
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This statue of Menkaure helped to sculpt future styles of statues. It showed how many people worshiped the king.
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This statue was created to commemorate Naram's victory. This statue shows realistic proportions and smoothness. It shows the beginning of a new way to create art.
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This sculpture was displayed to show the Babylonian law. It is a piece used to shaped the people to know what was right and wrong.
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This is the youngest statue of Egyptian society. It had more of a human form. The artists transitioned from power to a more realistic form.
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This statue was representative of their beliefs, and use of writing history. These statues were made to be put in the capital.
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This is the eighth gate into the Walled City. It was ordered to built by a king. It represents their wealth and power.
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In this piece of art, Nebamun and his family are shown. They are hunting animals. This shows his triumph over forces of nature.
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