Exam 19: Africa Before 1800

Which class of artworks survives from the densely wooded areas of central Africa?

The seated copper figure found at Tada is most stylistically similar to the sculptures of which group?

The rock art of Tassili n'Ajjer can be said to depict which of the following?

Which of the following was a walled town circa 800 CE that had a diverse population with many specialist workshops?

Which of the following would most likely be used by the leader in order to magnify his gestures?

In which group are women the principal creators of ceramics and clay sculpture?

The Ife figures from the Yoruba kingdom were used mainly in which rituals?

Which of the following object types represents a unique hybrid of African and European cultures?

Which best describes the style of the Ife ruler portraits?

​ What is the date of the enclosure at Great Zimbabwe?

Which of the following facial features did the Sapi associate with African adornment and use as an identifier in their saltcellars?

​ What material makes up this Ife ruler portrait?

The fly-whisk hilt from Igbo-Ukwu is cast by which of the following means?

​ What is the date of the Lydenburg heads, as determined by radiocarbon testing?

Which of the following European peoples established contact with the kingdom of Benin in the 1470s?

In which century did King Lalibela have 12 rock-cut churches built in Ethiopia?

Which of the following possessions would suggest the user holds a position of leadership?

What brought an end to the production of terracotta figures that had been ongoing at Djenne in the years between 1100 and 1500?

The earliest African sculpture in the round was produced by which group?

Large groups of ceramic sculpture dating between 1100 and 1500 CE have been excavated from an inland delta area in which modern country?