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Paleolithic Art When d oes “history” begin? How do names have power?

Paleolithic Art When d oes “history” begin? How do names have power? Labels both help define, yet also exclude. Spotted Horses and Painted Hands, Pech - Merle Cave, Dordogne, France Horses: 25,000 BCE Hands: 15,000 BCE Paint on limestone, horses 5’. Woman of Willendorf.

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Paleolithic Art When d oes “history” begin? How do names have power?

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  1. Paleolithic Art When does “history” begin? How do names have power? Labels both help define, yet also exclude

  2. Spotted Horses and Painted Hands, Pech-Merle Cave, Dordogne, France Horses: 25,000 BCE Hands: 15,000 BCE Paint on limestone, horses 5’

  3. Woman of Willendorf

  4. Hall of Bulls, Lascaux

  5. Neolithic Art

  6. Corbelled Arch/Vault

  7. Serpent Mound, c.1000, Adams County, Ohio The head of the serpent is aligned to the summer solstice sunset and the coils also may point to the winter solstice sunrise and the equinox sunrise

  8. Nancy Holt, Sun Tunnels

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