Events
White Temple and zigguratKing Menkaure and his queenTemple of Amun-Re and the Hypostyle HallTutankhamun’s tombLamassuReferences
https://www.khanacademy.org
/humanities/ancient-art-civilizations/
ancient-near-east1/assyrian/v/lamassu
https://www.khanacademy.org
/humanities/ancient-art-
civilizations/ancient-
near-east1/sumerian/a/
white-temple-and-ziggurat-uruk
https://www.khanacademy.org
/humanities/ancient-art-
civilizations/egypt-art/pr
edynastic-old-kingdom/a/king-
menkaure-mycerinus
-and-queenReferences
https://www.khanacademy.org/
humanities/ancient-art-civilizations/
egypt-art/new-kingdom/a/karnak
https://www.khanacademy.org/
humanities/ancient-art-civilizations/
egypt-art/new-kingdom/a/tutankha
muns-tombPeriods
An unknown artist created this temple
of Assyrian culture. It showcase religion
of this time period as well as
architecture unique to that time.A stunning an iconic statue of the time depicting what
Egyptians most valued. It was designed by an unknown
author. It is included in the timeline due to its
encompassment of Egyptian culture.This structure encompasses Egyptian Identity impeccably.
Foremost, the temple depicts the idea that the Egyptians
considered their rulers to be Gods. Furthermore, the intricrate
architecture and location next to the Nile implies the historical
significance of the pharaoh and the geographical location. The
artist is unknown, however its significance can't be understated.King Tut's tomb itself is a magneficent creation, however
it is the utter divinity of the innermost coffin that has made history.
Made purely out of gold with the death mask situated above it truly
depicted the idea that the pharaohs were gods and showcased their
importance.The Lamassu intricrate in its nature depicts the last of the Assyrian art with the clear
purpose of the half man half bull creature. It also indicates that the people of the
civilization value religion above all else.
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