Exam 4: The Prehistoric Aegean
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Which Mycenaean site includes corbel-vaulted galleries in its fortification walls?
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What original decorative component of Cycladic figurines is now almost entirely missing?
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Which region of Greece has yielded significant numbers of small marble figurines representing naked women with arms folded over abdomens?
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Which object differs from earlier Minoan and Greek art in its simplified narrative and use of repetitious pattern?
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The subject of this inlaid dagger is most prevalent in which culture?
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Which of the following elements show that the new palace at Knossos was carefully planned?
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Which earlier culture(s) also followed the drawing convention of a frontal eye in a profile head for a human figure?
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What is the name art historians give to the style of Minoan pottery in which creamy white and reddish-brown motifs were applied to a black background?
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Which architectural form does the Treasury of Atreus exemplify?
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The use of guardian figures on the Lion Gate is reminiscent of which monument?
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Which of the following works of art provides information about the Minoan religion?
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The heraldic arrangement of the guardian figures of the Lion Gate can also be found in what group of works?
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The complex and extensive plan of the palace at Knossos gave rise to which myth?
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Which description best conveys the artist and the findspot of this object?
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