The art and artefacts of the earliest civilisations
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I can describe the similarities and differences in the art made by some early civilisations.
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The early civilisations that developed in the 'cradles of civilisation' all produced art and beautiful objects.
They carved statues out of stone or formed them from clay.
They made pottery and painted or pressed decorative patterns into them.
When they discovered how to mix tin and copper to make bronze, this was used to make many pieces of art.
Despite similarities in how they were made these civilisations all had their own styles of art.
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