Art History Crossword – 31.7.26

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Across
  1. 5. To communicate or work with other people or nature.
  2. 7. A group of people born around the same time.
  3. 9. A metal found in rocks that gives red ochre its colour.
  4. 12. Art Art that shows real people, animals, or objects.
  5. 14. A painting, drawing, sculpture, or other creative piece of art.
  6. 15. To travel through or study a place carefully.
  7. 17. Sharing ideas, events, or experiences through stories, pictures, or words.
  8. 18. A scientist who studies people of the past by examining objects and places they left behind.
  9. 20. Soft, sticky earth that can be shaped and hardens when dry or heated.
  10. 21. Scene A picture showing people hunting animals.
  11. 23. Facts or information that help prove something.
  12. 24. Very old; from a long time ago.
  13. 26. The ability to create ideas, pictures, or stories in your mind.
  14. 28. The period before writing was invented.
  15. 29. To extend over a distance.
Down
  1. 1. A place that provides protection from weather or danger.
  2. 2. A natural element found in rocks that scientists use to estimate the age of ancient objects.
  3. 3. A natural substance found in rocks and soil.
  4. 4. Very unusual, impressive, or special.
  5. 6. To make a careful guess based on evidence.
  6. 8. From the time before people invented writing.
  7. 10. To stand for or show something.
  8. 11. A black material made from burnt wood, used for drawing or making paint.
  9. 13. The process of finding out how old an object or artwork is.
  10. 16. A layer or small amount of material left behind over time.
  11. 19. A person who studies the natural world through observation and research.
  12. 20. A natural underground space in rock or a mountainside.
  13. 22. A reddish natural clay used as a paint pigment.
  14. 25. Pigment A colour made from natural materials such as minerals, clay, or charcoal.
  15. 27. A scientist who studies humans, their cultures, societies, and how they have changed over time.