Materials, Processes, and Techniques in Prehistoric Art

This study guide covers Global Prehistory (30,000-500 BCE), focusing on materials, processes, and techniques used in art creation. It examines key artworks like the Camelid Sacrum, Running Horned Woman, Beaker with Ibex Motifs, Anthropomorphic Stele, Jade Cong, and Terra Cotta Fragment, analyzing their cultural context, function, and form. The guide also highlights key themes such as ritual, symbolism, materials, and cultural diversity, and provides practice questions and exam tips.