Chapter 5, Art of the Stone Age, 08 — Transcript
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- 0:00we also see plastered skulls at another
- 0:03neolithic site cuttle hayek it is
- 0:06remarkable for its extensive decoration
- 0:09which consists not just of linear and
- 0:12geometric motifs but representations of
- 0:15animals humans and even what has been
- 0:19called world's first landscape painting
- 0:22seen here originally this painting was
- 0:26created on the plastered interior wall
- 0:29of a house though it has since been
- 0:31moved to this museum below the framed
- 0:35fragments you can see a watercolour
- 0:38drawing that makes the elements clearer
- 0:41in one of the experimental houses at the
- 0:45cattle hayek site designed to allow
- 0:48researchers and visitors to more fully
- 0:50understand what these Neolithic
- 0:53dwellings were like when they were first
- 0:56created the same motif decorates the
- 0:59wall scholars still debate precisely
- 1:03what is being shown in the original
- 1:05painting but one compelling explanation
- 1:10is that it shows the layout of the city
- 1:13itself with its rectangular houses
- 1:16arranged closely together along
- 1:19relatively straight lines behind them
- 1:22rise the twin peaks of Hassan da Jie
- 1:25possibly mid eruption there are no
- 1:29humans or animals shown just a
- 1:31representation of the city in its
- 1:34natural context we do however have art
- 1:38elsewhere in catal hoyuk
- 1:39that does show animals and humans
- 1:42including apparently interacting with
- 1:45each other as in this deer hunt scene
- 1:49let's in this unit with one more journal
- 1:52type question take a moment to compare
- 1:55this and the other Neolithic wall
- 1:59paintings from catal hoyuk with the
- 2:02Paleolithic cave paintings we studied
- 2:05earlier what's similar and what's dead
- 2:11[Applause]
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