Week 4 Seminar
Quiz by Lucy G
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- Q1
What is the name of the trade route that brought elephant ivory from Africa to Europe?
The Swahili Corridor
The Swahili Route
The Silk Road
The African Trade Route
20s - Q2
What is the main collagen-infused component of ivory?
Enamel
Dentine
Cementum
20s - Q3
Roughly what percentage of an elephant's tusk is ivory?
80%
95%
85%
78%
20s - Q4
What animals horn/tusk was often passed off as a unicorn horn?
None, unicorns were, in-fact, real
Walrus
Mammoth
Narwhal
20s - Q5
Ivory carving regulations stated that it's good practice to carve figures from more than one piece.
falsetrueTrue or False20s - Q6
Where was the largest centre of elephant ivory carving in Europe?
Florence
Cologne
Bruges
Paris
20s - Q7
Other than Seated Virgin and Child, what name is attributed to this statuette?
The Elousa Ivory
The Rattier Virgin
The Frigolet Virgin
20s - Q8
In Benin Culture, what is quality ivory associated with?
Creativity
Peace
Chastity
Purity
20s - Q9
Which form of ivory did the people of Byzantium almost exclusively use?
Narwhal
Hippopotamus
Elephant
Walrus
20s - Q10
Bonus question: When was the international commercial trade in Ivory banned?
1989
1994
2008
2003
20s
