Examines the significance of mycenean architecture

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Assignment

1. View the video about Lascaux. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

2. View the video about Stonehenge and ancillary sites throughout southwest England. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

3. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy about the Akkadian artifact, Victory Stele of Naram-Sin, which is now preserved in the collection at the Musée du Louvre in Paris. Then submit a minimum 125 word response to the main ideas and themes.

4. View the video about the British Museum's collection of Ancient Near Eastern artifacts, including Assyrian low relief panels. Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

5. View the video, "The Great Pyramid -- Secrets in Plain Sight", narrated by John Charles Webb, Jr., and then submit a minimum 150 wordresponse that addresses the main ideas and themes.

6. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy about the Old Kingdom sculpture known as the Seated Scribe discovered at Saquarra. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

7. View the video about King Tuthankhamun. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

8. View the video that provides an overview of Minoan civilization on the island of Crete, through a guided tour of the legendary sites. Then submit a minimum 125 wordresponse that addresses the main ideas and themes.

9. View the video produced by Smarthisotry for the Khan Academy that examines the significance of Mycenean architecture and high relief sculpture. Then submit aminimum125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

10. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy that addresses the Greek Geometric period Dipylon Vase. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

11. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy that addresses the Archaic Greek period Anavysos Kouros. Then submit a minimum 125 wordresponse that addresses the main ideas and themes.

12. View the video produced by the BBC that examines the shifting trends in Greek sculpture during the early and high Classical periods. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

13. View both videos, "Optical Tricks" of the Parthenon. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

14. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy that addresses the Late Classical Greek period sculpture, The Scraper (c. 350 BCE) by Lysippos. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

15. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy that examines the distinctive Hellenistic aesthetic as developed in the Pergamon Altar (now displayed in Berlin). Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

16. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy that examines the Roman Republic sculpture. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

17. View the video, "History of the Roman Colosseum". Then submit a minimum 150 word response to the main ideas and themes.

18. View the video about the Roman Pantheon produced by SmartHistory for the Khan Academy. Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

19. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy about the basilica church Sant'Apollinare in Classe, Ravenna. Then submit a minimum 125 wordresponse that addresses the main ideas and themes.

20. View the video produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy about the architectural and design features of the Early Byzantine church commissioned by Justinian at Ravenna. Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

21. View the video, "Pythagoras and the Hagia Sophia". Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

22. View the documentary about Hiberno-Saxon illustrated manuscripts that pays particular attention to the Book of Kells. Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

23. View the video, "Charlemagne and the Carolingian Revival", produced by Smarthistory for the Khan Academy, which addresses Charlemagne's military campaigns and the cultural revival that he supported. Then submit a minimum 150 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

24. View the video about the Bayeux Tapestry produced by the BBC. Then submit aminimum100 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

25. View the video about Late Medieval architecture. Then submit a minimum 125 word response that addresses the main ideas and themes.

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