| Picture | Answer | % Correct |
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![]() | 3000 year old chinese bronze statue | 100%
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![]() | andean ceramic vessel, chavin culture, ceremonial item | 100%
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![]() | archaic cuneiform, uruk mesopotamia, 3500-3000bc, one of the earliest writing systems | 100%
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![]() | arkaim site, sintashta culture, bronze age, present day russia, 2150-1650bc | 100%
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![]() | design on handle of gebel el arak | 100%
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![]() | fuhaos tomb, anyang 1200bc, only intact unlooted royal shang tomb | 100%
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![]() | gebel el arak, naqada ii knife from 3300-3200 bc, shows mesopotamian influence | 100%
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![]() | indus seal, contains undeciphered harappan script, serve as administrative tools | 100%
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![]() | monte alban, ball court, mesoamerica | 100%
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![]() | narmer palette from naqada iii, record of the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, features some of the earliest known hieroglyphics | 100%
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![]() | oracle bone used in shang dynasty, script was carved, primary recording method | 100%
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![]() | pashupati, proto shiva seal, 2500-2400 bc, possible hindu god | 100%
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![]() | seneca village, 1800s mostly african american settlement located where central park is now | 100%
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![]() | simuwuding bronze vessel used for sacrifices in shang dynasty, heaviest surviving piece of bronzeware | 100%
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![]() | stone sculpture of head, chavin culture, used to take drugs | 100%
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![]() | tomb of queen pu-abi, city of ur 2550 bc, only unlooted royal mesopotamian tomb | 100%
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