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1. Neolithic painting, 8,000 BCE, schematic,
   abstract, narrative
2. Megalithic monument, (domen), northwestern
   Europe, 2500-1500 BCE
3. Standard of Ur, Sumerian, 2600 BCE
4. Votive statues, 2900 BCE, Mesopotamia
5. Stele (Kudurru of Melishihu), Mesopotamian gods
   Anu, Enlil, Ea, Betilini, Shamash, Sin, Isthar,
   1200 BCE, Babylonian

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• Ishtar Gate, Babylon, 575 BCE glass tile
• Opening of the mount egyptian funerary rite,
  papyrus of Ani, 1240 BCE
• Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx of Khaphre, 2500 BCE
• Menkaure and queen (2460 BCE)/ ka-aper (2450
  BCE) idealization vs. idealism, Egyptian canon

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1. Egypt and Greece political unity, river for
   communication vs. independent city states with a
   weak sense of national identity.
2. Olympia 5th c. Greece. Panhellenic sanctuary.
3. Persepolis, 6th-5th c. Persia Persian Wars
4. Roman house, peristylum, 1st c. BCE
5. Romulus and Remus and the she-wolf, Roman
   foundational myth, 753 BCE.

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1. SantApollinare, Ravenna. Byzantine mosaic, 6th
   cent
2. Great Mosque, Cordoba, Islamic Spain, 9th-10th
   cent. columns and arches, horizontal, unity
3. Astrolabe and chemistry manuscript Islamic
   Spain, 9th-10th cent., scientific study.
4. Romanesque church, West Europe, 1000-1100
5. Gothic cathedral, West Europe 1100-1400