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1. Methods of lecture and bibliography will be explained. Techniques of painting and development line of Painture in Antiquity from Paleolithic Age to the beginning of Renaissance will be summarized.
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| 2 |
2. Painted places in Paleolithic Age and their subjects and pictures from different caves in Spain, Italy, France, Australia and Africa which belongs to this age.
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| 3 |
2. Painted places in Paleolithic Age and their subjects and pictures from different caves in Spain, Italy, France, Australia and Africa which belongs to this age.
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| 4 |
Developments of Painture in Bronze Age, findings from Anatolia and Mesopotamia and their features will be explained.
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| 5 |
Features of Hittite Painture in 2nd millennium B.C., painting areas and their subjects will be explained with examples.
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| 6 |
Information about features of Painture in Egyptian chronology, painting areas, their subjects and developments by periods will be given.
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| 7 |
General information about Minoan (Cretan) Painture will be given and their subjects, painting areas and dating them will be explained in detail.
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| 8 |
General information about Mycenaean (Achaean) Painture will be given and their subjects, painting areas and dating them will be explained in detail.
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| 9 |
General information about Neo-Assyrian, Babylonian and North Syrian Painture in 1st millennium B.C. will be given and their subjects, painting areas and dating them will be explained in detail.
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| 10 |
General information about Urartian and Phrygian Painture in 1st millennium B.C. (Iron Age) will be given and their subjects, painting areas and dating them.
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| 11 |
General information about Etruscan Painture in Italy, its phases, interactions, subjects of paintings, painting areas and dating them will be explained in detail.
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| 12 |
General information about Lydian and Persian Painture in interaction, Tumuli of Uşak, Karaburun, Elmalı-Kızılbel grave paintings will be given and their subjects, painting areas and dating them will be explained in detail.
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| 13 |
Paintings belong to Archaic Period and recovered from Greek mainland and islands and their subjects will be summarized.
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| 14 |
Changes in the Classical Period painture will be explained with information’s given by ancient resources and their subjects with their mythoi will be described.
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