Exam 3: Art of Ancient Egypt

The first large-scale "archeological" expedition in history came with the landing of the French general, __________ in 1798.

__________ is the first architect known in history by name.

For millennia, artists depicted Egyptian royals as _________________ .

How do the ziggurats of Mesopotamia differ from the early pyramids?

The bronze sculpture of the divine priestess Karomama was decorated with patterns of gold, silver and electrum __________.

Which of the following is NOT associated with the preservation of the ka?

The archeologist who discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922 was __________.

Judgment of the Egyptian dead was presided over by the god __________.

Egyptian glassmakers used the technique of ____________glass to produce early glass objects such as the Fish Shaped Perfume Bottle .

Sculptures portraying Hatshepsut as a __________reflect the power of tradition and artistic convention in Egypt.

King __________ commissioned the earliest known monumental architecture in Egypt.

Trace the development of Egyptian architecture from the Predynastic period through the New Kingdom.

Scholars interpret the __________ as a representation of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt.

The active pose of the Butcher may signify both ___________ and _______________.

Describe the Rosetta Stone and explain its significance in terms of language and translation.

In contrast to other periods of Egyptian history, some royal portraits from the Middle Kingdom appear _____________.

Egyptian sculptors relied on ____________to guide them in proportioning the human figures when carving reliefs

The first ruler to call himself pharaoh was __________.

How might a Middle Kingdom town have been planned?

What artwork survives from the Predynastic period of ancient Egypt?