1. Chapter One - Prehistoric Art Key themes for this chapter: - What is “art” and what is “cultural artifact”? - Portrayals of the human figure and animals forms in prehistoric art - Materials and construction methods of art and architecture - Recurring motifs in prehistoric visual culture - Domestic vs. sacred art and architecture

2. Prehistoric Europe .

3. Spotted Horses and Human Hands . Horses 25,000–24,000 BCE ; hands c. 15,000 BCE . Individual horses over 5’ in length.

4. Wall Painting With Horses, Rhinoceroses, and Aurochs . c. 32,000–30,000 BCE .

5. Bison . Altamira, Spain. c. 12,500 BCE . Length approx. 8'3".

6. Bison . c. 13,000 BCE . France. Unbaked clay. Length 25” and 24”.

7. Lion-Human . c. 30,000–26,000 BCE . Height 11 5/8”.

8. Woman from Willendorf . c. 24,000 BCE . Height 4 3/8”.

9. Woman from Dolní Vestonice . 23,000 BCE . 4 1/4  1 7/10”.

10. Woman from Brassempouy . Probably c. 30,000 BCE . Height 1 1/4”.

11. Reconstruction Drawing of Mammoth-Bone Houses . c. 16,000–10,000 BCE .

12. Reconstruction of Lepenski Vir House/Shrine . 6000 BCE .

13. Human-Fish Sculpture . c. 6300–5500 BCE .

14. Çatalhöyük, Turkey . 7400–6200 BCE .

15. Early Construction Methods (Line Drawing).

16. Neolithic Building Methods . 6000 BCE .

17. Stonehenge . c. 2900–1500 BCE .

18. Plan of Stonehenge and Its Surrounding Settlements .

19. Reconstruction Drawing of Durrington Walls . 2600 BCE .

20. Early Pottery from Japan's Jomon Culture . 12,000 BCE .

21. Early Pottery: Franchthi Cave, Greece . 6500 BCE .

22. Gold Scepters . 3800 BCE .