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Labadie, John Antoine; Labadie, Joseph Henry – 1990
The way archaeologists use tools and draw inferences about them to disembed meaning from artworks is examined. The prehistoric rock paintings of the Lower Pecos River (Texas) are used to illustrate these ideas. An overview of this rock art, specifically the Amistad reservoir, is provided. The deductions of archaeologists about the semi-nomadic…
Descriptors: American Indian History, Ancient History, Archaeology, Art Education
Download full textWalter, Kim – 2002
Murals created by Diego Rivera, Jose Clemente Orozco, and David Alfaro Siqueiros embody a time of change in Mexico. The murals they created were intended to educate an illiterate population. Today these murals embody national pride. The goal of this curriculum project is rooted in learning about the history, culture, and art of Mexico. The project…
Descriptors: Academic Standards, Area Studies, Art Activities, Art Criticism
