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[https://arthistoryteachingresources.org/lessons/art-of-the-americas-before-1300/ by AHTR] | [https://arthistoryteachingresources.org/lessons/art-of-the-americas-before-1300/ by AHTR] | ||
Some of the terms you hear may include “primitive,” “savage,” “cannibalistic,” “mysterious,” and “militaristic.” Ask the students how movies and popular culture help to perpetuate stereotypes about indigenous peoples. | Some of the terms you hear may include “primitive,” “savage,” “cannibalistic,” “mysterious,” and “militaristic.” Ask the students how movies and popular culture help to perpetuate stereotypes about indigenous peoples. | ||
=====Native American Art and Architecture before 1300 CE===== | |||
[https://brewminate.com/native-american-art-and-architecture-before-1300-ce/#google_vignette by Brewminate 27/10/25] | |||
The New World refers to the western hemisphere, especially the Americas, which was almost entirely unknown to Europeans before the “age of discovery” beginning in the early 16th century. The Italian explorer Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) was one of the earliest and most well-known of these European explorers; the first of his four famous voyages from Spain to the Americas began in 1492. | |||
