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[https://www.invaluable.com/blog/a-look-at-ancient-african-art-and-its-influence-on-modern-works/ by invaluable] | [https://www.invaluable.com/blog/a-look-at-ancient-african-art-and-its-influence-on-modern-works/ by invaluable] | ||
As the birthplace of Homo sapiens, Africa is, naturally, home to some of the world’s oldest forms of art. The images depicted in these works give insight into the lifestyles, practices, and beliefs held among the earliest civilizations. Across the continent, diverse cultures and peoples have created masks, cave paintings, pottery, and sculptures. | As the birthplace of Homo sapiens, Africa is, naturally, home to some of the world’s oldest forms of art. The images depicted in these works give insight into the lifestyles, practices, and beliefs held among the earliest civilizations. Across the continent, diverse cultures and peoples have created masks, cave paintings, pottery, and sculptures. | ||
=====Art in Ancient Africa: Edgn Practice===== | |||
[https://quizlet.com/402920696/art-in-ancient-africa-edgn-practice-flash-cards/ by Quizlet] | |||
Describe the discovery and importance of this piece of ancient African art. | |||
