It has been a while, but I am back!

I hope you can hear the difference in sound quality.

Let us start the journey into ancient cultures and their artworks :)

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Welcome to the 4th episode and the final one on prehistoric art! This week (with a delay) we will be focusing on portable prehistoric art objects, more specifically the Venus figurines and the theories that surround them.

Here the time stamps:

00.00- 04.13: Intro

04.13- 15.00: Figurines and differences among them

15.00- 17.00: Venus Figurines intro

17.00- 24.00: Theories on the Venus Figurines

24.00- 26.30: The female body as a persevering art subject

26.30-27.10: Conclusion

27.10- end: Outro

Welcome back! At the very start, I want to warn you that the sound quality for this episode is horrible and I think that's because I lose quality when uploading it to my computer. Hopefully, next time I will be recording immediately on my laptop and with a microphone, so forgive me this one last time!

I hope you enjoy the second episode on prehistoric art where we dive into developments of the research field, talk about some findings and how cave art influences art today.

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Enjoy!

Timestamps:

00.00- 1.00: Intro

01.00- 1.50: Recap

1.50- 2.30: What we will talk about today

2.30- 4.25: What happened in the first century of pre historic art research?

4.25- 16.55: Developments within the research field and criticism

17.00-22.45: the oldest formative findings

22.45-25.39: the most game changing findings

25.40- 27.15: other findings

27.15- 30.05: how cave art influences art today

30.06-31.50: other artists that were influenced by cave art

31.50: Outro