The document lists and provides brief descriptions of various artworks from Mesopotamian through Roman eras. It includes reconstructions, sculptures, paintings and architectural works. Key details mentioned are the Citadel of Sargon II, Assyrian reliefs of lions, Egyptian sculptures from Saqqara and of Akhenaten and Queen Tiye, Cycladic figures, Minoan frescoes of bull leaping, Greek sculptures like the Kritios Boy and Nike of Samothrace. For Roman art it outlines the Pont du Gard aqueduct, wall paintings from Pompeii including the Villa of Mysteries, and busts like the Head of a Roman Patrician. It also describes the Ara Pac

1. Study Images for Test 1 Mesopotamian through Roman Art

2. Reconstruction Drawing of the Citadel and Palace Complex of Sargon II

3. Assurnasirpal II killing lions c. 850 BCE

4. Saqquara, c. 2750 BC

5. Akhenaten c. 1360 BCE

6. Queen Tiye Ca. 1353 – 1335 BCE

7. Cycladic Figure c. 2300 BCE

8. Bull Leaping c. 1550 – 1450 BCE

9. Funerary Amphora from Diplylon c. 750 BCE

10. Funerary Stele of Hegeso c. 410 – 400 BCE

11. Statue of an Old Market Woman c. 1 st century BCE

12. Kritios Boy c. 480 BCE

13. Nike of Samothrace c. 190 BCE

14. Nike Adjusting Her Sandal c. 410 – 407 BCE

18. Wall Paintings from Pompeii ca. 70 – 79 BCE

19. Garden Room, late 1 st century BCE 3 rd Pompeian Style

22. Atrium, House of the Silver wedding

27. Ara Pacis c. 13 – 19 BCE