Your classmate Alina has an assignment to present about a time period in art history. She is tired of studying the ancient Greeks and Romans and all of the people near the Mediterranean Sea. She asks you, “Didn’t anyone else make any art during these periods?” You tell her that from around 300 to 900 CE, a number of groups, including people from present-day Germany, Scandinavia, and England, came into greater contact with the Roman Empire and produced art as well. She is very interested in learning more. What type of art would you suggest she research? (1 point) Responses Prehistoric art Prehistoric art Ancient art Ancient art Gothic art Gothic art Migration Period art

Answer 1

I would suggest Alina research Migration Period art. This art style, which developed between around 300 and 800 CE, includes works created by various groups in Northern Europe, including the Germanic tribes, Scandinavians, and Anglo-Saxons, as they came into contact with the Roman Empire. It features distinctive styles and techniques, such as intricate metalwork, jewelry, and textiles that reflect the cultural shifts and influences during that time.