- Course: Arts 1301-Art Appreciation
- Module: The Prehistoric and Ancient Mediterranean
- Course outcome:This chapter presents the earliest art made in the Mediterranean,a region encompassing southern Europe, the Middle East, and northern Africa. Prehistoric art is defined as art made prior to the advent of writing. The art of several of the most significant ancient cultures, in which vibrant cities were built and great technological advancements were made, is discussed and compared. Much ancient art was commissioned by powerful individuals who demonstrated their authority and prestige with large palace complexes, sculptures, and public architectural projects. Artworks from this period also reflect the importance of survival, and the religious beliefs of people in the early Mediterranean.
- Related module outcomes:
- After completing this module, you will be able to: .
  - Students will explore Prehistoric Art in Europe and Mediterranean.
  - Students will understand how Mesopotamia became the cradle of civilization.
  - Students will know art of Ancient Egypt.
  - Students will know the different between Ancient Greece and Roman art.
Chap 3.1 Test
What are the main differences between Greek art vs. Roman art?
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