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1.The Kamares ware jug was sought after by traders all over the world because it's walls were so thin and the design so beautiful. This kind of pottery was made possible by the invention of the potter's wheel.
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2.Marble was in good supply on the islands of the Aegean and was used to make the Cycladic figurines, thought to be used in funeral ceremonies and placed at the gravesites with the deceased.
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3.Scholars disagree about whether or not the Woman or Goddess with Snakes from Knossos, Crete statue represents a god or a human because female figurines holding serpents have been made on Crete since 6,000 BCE.
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4.The ceremonial vessel, named the Harvester Vase, from Hagia Triada, shows the overlapping figures that departed from the typical "side by side" method of displaying people and it is called a "rhyton".
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5.Highly sought after by Greeks, vessels like the Vapheio Cup, found near Sparta, Greece were done in the repousse? method hammering the design into it from the back of the sheet of metal.
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2.Marble was in good supply on the islands of the Aegean and was used to make the Cycladic figurines, thought to be used in funeral ceremonies and placed at the gravesites with the deceased.
True
False
3.Scholars disagree about whether or not the Woman or Goddess with Snakes from Knossos, Crete statue represents a god or a human because female figurines holding serpents have been made on Crete since 6,000 BCE.
True
False
4.The ceremonial vessel, named the Harvester Vase, from Hagia Triada, shows the overlapping figures that departed from the typical "side by side" method of displaying people and it is called a "rhyton".
True
False
5.Highly sought after by Greeks, vessels like the Vapheio Cup, found near Sparta, Greece were done in the repousse? method hammering the design into it from the back of the sheet of metal.
True
False