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- Ancient History, Art History
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- AR310 · Week 6
This quiz covers ancient Egyptian art, focusing on tombs and treasures. It includes questions on Egyptian dynasties, jewelry, deities, and coffin decoration. It is for Week 6 of the AR310 module.
What's inside
- Egyptian dynasties and reunification
- Egyptian jewelry and popular stones
- Depiction of queens in the Third Intermediate Period
- Deities and their representations
- Coffin decoration and traditions
Who it is for: Students taking the AR310 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Ancient Egyptian Art covers the Third Intermediate Period. It asks about art, religion and culture. Students learn about the period's art and history.
Dynasties and reunification
The Third Intermediate Period is described. Students identify which dynasty reunified Egypt. The two crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt are named.
Art and religion
Artistic features of the period are discussed. Students learn about deities, jewelry and coffin decoration. They identify the source of vignette papyri illustrations.
Statues and stelae
Statues and stelae are described. Students identify a new decorative surface element. They learn about mummy braces and the metal used for casting statues.
Artistic standards and colours
Students decide whether the period saw a decline in creativity. They learn about the colours of the crowns and the blue material used in necklace decoration.
Key terms
- Third Intermediate Period
- The time after the New Kingdom and before the Late Period.
- Dynasty
- A sequence of rulers from the same family.
- Vignette papyri illustrations
- Illustrations in ancient Egyptian funerary texts.
- Stelae
- Upright stone slabs used in ancient Egypt.
- Shen-signs
- Symbols of eternity in ancient Egyptian art.
- Wejat-eyes
- Eyes of Horus, symbols of protection in ancient Egyptian art.
Questions this document helps with
- Which dynasty reunified Egypt?
- What was the new decorative surface element in statues?
- What are mummy braces?
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