Neolithic

c. 10,000–3000 BCE

Neolithic art developed with the rise of agriculture and settled communities. It includes pottery, figurines, megalithic structures, and early architectural forms. Art became more permanent and symbolic as societies grew more complex. Many works relate to fertility, ritual, and community identity.

Reconstructed wooden house

Unknown

5000–4500 BC

A Neolithic-style house reconstruction, showing early timber and mud architecture.

Carved stone pillar

Unknown

c. 8500 BC

Monumental stone pillar from early ritual structures, possibly linked to ceremonies at Göbekli Tepe.