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<blockquote data-quote="Heretic Apostate" data-source="post: 14114" data-attributes="member: 696">In order to complete my second B.S. degree, I have to take an Art History class.&nbsp; The only one offered covers from Prehistoric times to about the time of the Etruscans.&nbsp; It is a survey course that covers the Mediterranean, the Middle East, India, and China and Japan.I need to write a term paper on something from that region and time frame.&nbsp; I would appreciate suggestions.&nbsp; Something that I can research easily, calling upon the full resources of the University of California library system (I've paid for the full alumni benefits, so I have library priviledges).&nbsp; Also, if there are examples within the northern or eastern San Francisco bay area, or in the Sacramento region (e.g., museums), that'd be great, as well.Can anyone help?&nbsp; My preference, art-wise, is architecture, but after that would be sculpture, mosaics, that tile-thingie (sorry, I have problems with forgetting words; you take bits of tile and put them into plaster to create a picture, to be distinguished from mosaics, where you dab paint into plaster), and regular painting. Thanks,Heretic Apostate</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Heretic Apostate, post: 14114, member: 696"] In order to complete my second B.S. degree, I have to take an Art History class. The only one offered covers from Prehistoric times to about the time of the Etruscans. It is a survey course that covers the Mediterranean, the Middle East, India, and China and Japan. I need to write a term paper on something from that region and time frame. I would appreciate suggestions. Something that I can research easily, calling upon the full resources of the University of California library system (I've paid for the full alumni benefits, so I have library priviledges). Also, if there are examples within the northern or eastern San Francisco bay area, or in the Sacramento region (e.g., museums), that'd be great, as well. Can anyone help? My preference, art-wise, is architecture, but after that would be sculpture, mosaics, that tile-thingie (sorry, I have problems with forgetting words; you take bits of tile and put them into plaster to create a picture, to be distinguished from mosaics, where you dab paint into plaster), and regular painting. Thanks, Heretic Apostate [/QUOTE]

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