The discovery of the cave paintings in Lascaux, France, in 1940 unearthed breathtaking examples of Paleolithic art, with their value lying in the decoding of prehistoric life, understanding the evolution of ______ observing the techniques of early artists; and appreciating the depiction of nature, a testament to human-animal relationships back then.

The very first representational art dates back  to the prehistoric times, when the prehistoric  men carved paintings on the caves. Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Rock paintings that are up to 2,400 years old were found in the mountains of South Africa. What did they depict? A. agricultural communities and domesticated animals B. hunters and prehistoric animals C. ceremonial dances and ancient rituals D. human figures in elaborate headdresses

Recent evidence in the form of __________ and ___________ strongly suggests that Neandertals engaged in artwork.Group of answer choicesCarved human and animal bones, small sculptures made of clayEngraved bones, engraved stone tabletsCave paintings 60,000+ years old, clam shells with mineral pigments in themCave paintings 60,000+ years old, animal hides with mineral pigment stains on themCarved human and animal bones, small sculptures made of stone

Which of the following artifacts would belong to a prehistoric people?Wall paintings at a burial site depicting a deityPrimitive coins showing the head of a leaderClay tablets with markings that indicate a quantity of traded goodsStone tools shaped for scraping and treating animal skins

from the Lascaux caves. These works are most similar to Native American _____.A.totem polesB.potteryC.kachinasD.rock art