Images from History
of world art and archæology for use in the classroom

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    Exemples:
  1. Miniatura d'Al-Andalus: jugant als escacs (El Escorial)
  2. Còdol tallat per un australopitec (Afar, Etiopia) 

    3. Archaic Mode of Production
  3. Archaic Africa
  4. Palaeolithic era in Africa
  5. Archaic southern Africa
  6. Archaic northern Africa
  7. Archaic West Africa
  8. Archaic Nile Valley to 3050 B.C. 
  9. Archaic West Asia
  10. Archaic Mesopotamia
  11. Archaic Anatolia 
  12. Archaic Europe 
  13. Battle-Axe and Beaker Complexes (2nd millenium B.C.)

    14. Ancient Mode of Production
  14. Ancient East Asia 
  15. The SanDai in northern China 
  16. The Kingdom of Chu in central China 
  17. Ancient Empire of China (Qin and Former Han)
  18. Ancient Central Asia 
  19. Western Oxus-Indus Heartland (3rd-2nd millenium B.C.) 
  20. Iranean and Achæmenid Bactria (10th to 3th c. B.C.) 
  21. The Sakas on the Kazakh steppe (2nd-1st millenium B.C.) 
  22. Sarmatia 
  23. The Kushan Empire
  24. Ancient South Asia 
  25. Sarasvati-Sindhu Civilization (Ca. 3000-1500 B.C.) 
  26. The Mauryan Empire 
  27. Post-Mauryan South Asia
  28. Ancient West Asia 
  29. Early Dynastic Sumer (2900-2370 B.C.) 
  30. Classical Akkad (2370-2004 B.C.) 
  31. Old Babylonian period (c. 2004 - 1595 B.C.) 
  32. Assyria (14th c. to 612 B.C.) 
  33. Neo-Babylonian Empire 
  34. Early to Middle Bronze Age Anatolia (3000-17-- B.C.) 
  35. Hittite Old Kingdom and Hittite Empire 
  36. Neo-HIttite and post-Hittite States of Anatolia 
  37. Elburz Mountains (Tepe Hissar) 
  38. Kurdistan (Hasanlu,Jaftavan Tepe, Takht-i Suleiman, Ziwiyeh
  39. Luristan (Goden Tepe, Diyala Valley, etc.) 
  40. Khuzistan (archaic Susa, Elam) 
  41. Fars (Persopolis) 
  42. Median and Achæmenid Empire of Iran 
  43. Parthian Empire 
  44. Sassanid Empire (3rd to 7th c. A.D.)
  45. Iron-Age Europe 
  46. Late Bronze- and Early Iron-Age Europe (from c. 1300 B.C.) 
  47. Scythia (10th to 4th c. B.C.)
  48. La Tène and Romano-Celtic
  49. Germanic Europe
  50. Burgundians
  51. Alemanni
  52. Franks
  53. Vandals and North Africa
  54. Lombards
  55. Goths
  56. Anglo-Saxons
  57. Vendel Scandinavia
  58. Huns of the European Steppe
  59. Ancient Mediterranean Culture 
  60. Pre-imperial regional cultures of the Mediterranean 
  61. Helladic Greece (ca. 2500 - 1200 B.C.) 
  62. Classical Greece (8-4th c. B.C.) 
  63. Ptolemaic Egypt 
  64. Pre-Roman Iberia 
  65. The Early Roman Empire (1st to mid 3rd century A.D.) 
  66. Graeco-Roman Classicism 
  67. Architecture 
  68. Plebian (local) traditions 
  69. Palmyra 
  70. Anatolia 
  71. Iberia 
  72. Africa 
  73. Italia 
  74. Gaul 
  75. Plebian Alienation 
  76. Expressive Classicism 
  77. The Late Roman Empire (mid 3rd to 7th century A.D.) 
  78. The Hieratic Style 
  79. The Ecclesiastical Synthesis 
  80. Relief Sculpture 
  81. Mosaics and marquetry 
  82. Painting
  83. The Theodosian Style 
  84. Stone sculpture 
  85. Mosaics and marquetry 
  86. Architecture 
  87. Ivories
  88. Minor arts 
  89. Metalwork 
  90. Miscellaneous
  91. Late Roman provincial art in the Western Mediterranean 
  92. Roman provincial art in Gaul (3rd - 7th c. A.D.) 
  93. Roman provincial art in Early Aquitaine (6th - 7th c.) 
  94. Roman provincial art in Ravenna (5th - 8th c.) 
  95. Ravenna mosaics (6th - 7th c.) 
  96. Rome urbs (3rd - 7th c. A.D.) 
  97. Italy beyond the Exarchate
  98. Late Roman provincial art in the Eastern Mediterranean 
  99. Roman provincial art in the Balkans (6rd - 7th c. A.D.) 
  100. Roman provincial art in the Levant (4rd - 7th c. A.D.) 
  101. Roman provincial art in Africa (2rd - 7th c. A.D.)
  102. Ancient Africa 
  103. Kingdoms of Kerma and Punt (26-12th c. B.C.) 
  104. Formative and Classic Kemet (31st -16th c. B.C.) 
  105. Post-Classic Kemet:2nd Int. Period and Empire (18-11th c. B.C.) 
  106. Hellenistic and Coptic Egypt (3rd c. B.C. - 7th c. A.D.) 
  107. Kingdom of Napata (circa 9th - 4th c. B.C.) 
  108. Ancient Sudan: Kingdom of Meroë (4th c. B.C. - 325 A.D.) 
  109. Ancient Horn of Africa: Axum (4th - 7th c. A.D.) 
  110. Ancient Western Hemisphere
  111. Ancient Civilization of the American Southwest 
  112. Anasazi (900-1150 A.D.) 
  113. Mogolon 
  114. Hohokam 
  115. Fremont
  116. Ancient Mississippian Civilization (900-1750 A.D.) 
  117. Cahokia and the Great Bottom 
  118. Mississippian southern region
  119. Inka Empire (15-16th c. A.D.)

    120. Feudal Mode of Production
  120. Feudal West Asia (7-19th. c. A.D.) 
  121. Syria 
  122. Byzantine Empire (7 - 15th c. A.D.) 
  123. Early Byzantine Empire (7 - 11th c. A.D.) 
  124. Early Medieval Europe (7-11th century) 
  125. Carolingian Era (8th to 11th century A.D.) 
  126. High Medieval Europe (11th - 13th century A.D.) 
  127. Al-Andalus (8-15th century)
  128. Feudal Africa
  129. Feudal Northeast Africa
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