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The earliest example of the use of contrapposto was in the Greek sculpture of the?
Kritios Boy
The earliest known records describing electric charge involve the use of?
The earliest known records describing electric charge involve the use of amber, a fossilized tree resin. Thales of Miletus, a Greek philosopher from around 600 BC, was among the first to document that amber could attract lightweight objects when rubbed.
What was the first civilization to use greek fire?
The Greeks.
Who were the earliest people to make use of the discovery?
The earliest people to make use of the discovery of fire were likely early Homo erectus, who are believed to have been able to control and use fire around 1.5 million years ago. Fire provided warmth, protection, and helped with cooking food, which improved their diet and overall health.
Did people in the civil war use Greek fire as weapons?
NO
Did neanderthal know how to use fire?
Of course they did! Early man knew how to use fire long before the Neanderthals and it was a skill that was passed on through the evolutionary generations. One of the earliest species of hominids to use fire would have to be Homo Erectus.
Who were the first peoples to use cosmetics as a part of their beautification habits?
The earliest known use of cosmetics was in ancient Egypt.
What civilization is best known for its use of columns?
greek
The use of fire to destroy evidence?
..... is known as "ARSON."
What is the earliest known use of a wax stamp or seal?
Wax seals can be traced back to some of the earliest known civilizations such as in Mesopotamia. Wide usage of these seals did not being to occur until around the time of the Middle Ages.
What best describes the Olmec?
the use of stone in architecture and sculpture
Who were the first humans control the use of fire?
Evidence for the use of fire by Homo erectus by about 400,000 years ago has wide scholarly support. Claims for the earliest definitive evidence of control of fire by a member of Homo range from 0.2 to 1.7 million years ago (mya).
