Apollo 11 Stones
Definition
The Apollo 11 Stones are a collection of small rocks found in Namibia that bear some of the earliest known examples of prehistoric art. They depict simple animal figures engraved on their surfaces.
Related terms
Paleolithic Art: Art created by early humans during the Stone Age, often depicting animals and hunting scenes.
Engraving: A technique of incising or carving designs onto a surface, such as stone or metal.
Namibia: A country in southwestern Africa where the Apollo 11 Stones were discovered, known for its rich archaeological heritage and stunning landscapes.
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Study guides (2)
AP Art History - 1.1 Cultural Influences on Prehistoric Art
AP Art History - 1.4 Unit 1 Required Works
Additional resources (1)
AP Art History - Unit 1 Overview: Global Prehistory, 30,000-500 BCE
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