1. European prehistoric culture classification 2. European prehistoric art classification 3. Representative works of various periods and cultures
1 The cultural classification of prehistoric Europe is usually divided into the following periods: - Paleolith Age: About 10000 to 3000 B.C., including the discovery and distribution of mammoths, black bears, Ma livestock, and other animals. - Neoliths: From about 3000 to 1500 B.C., humans began to use stone tools. - Bronze Age: About 1500 to 1000 B.C. Bronze became the main tableware and decorations. - Iron Age: From about 1000 to 6000 B.C., humans began to use iron to improve their agricultural and war skills. - Bronze Age: From about 6000 to 2500 B.C., bronzes became the main decorations and weapons. - Golden Age: Around 2500 to 1600 B.C. Gold and precious stones became the main currency and ornaments. - Silver Age: From about 1600 B.C. to 1900 A.D. Silver became the main currency and was used to decorate and make bronzes. 2. The art categories of prehistoric Europe include the following periods: - Old Stone Age: mainly sculpture, painting and painted pottery. - Neoliths: painting, sculpture, and pottery. - Bronze Age: mainly sculpture, bronze painting and porcelain. - Iron Age: Sculpture, metalwork, and painting. - Bronze Age: Sculpture, bronzeware, and painting. - Golden Age: Painting, sculpture, and decorative arts. - Silver Age: Painting, sculpture, and pottery. The representative works of each period and culture are as follows: - Old Stone Age: Tenolvader sculptures, Aztec pottery, Old Stone Age cave paintings, etc. - Neoliths: Sculptures of the Tenorvad, bronzes of the Elitostni, cave paintings, etc. - Bronze Age: Gothic sculptures, Tenorwa bronzes, Roman sculptures, Egyptian pyramids, etc. - Iron Age: Roman sculptures, Northern European sculptures, Egyptian pyramids, etc. - Bronze Age: Sculpture of Tenorvad, Ancient Greek Sculpture, Roman Sculpture, Indian Sculpture, etc. - Golden Age: Renaissance sculptures, Rembrandt paintings, ancient Greek and Roman paintings, medieval paintings, etc. - Silver Age: Roman sculptures, Norse sculptures, Trent sculptures, Indian sculptures, etc.
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