Cave art

For the deeper meaning of Mesolithic inventions (and the mythic/psychological meaning of the bow) see p.7 of James Harrod's essay at: originsnet.org/bow.pdf

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Stone Age Art: Amazing page comparing Petroglyph and Pictographs styles found on different continents

Lascaux is located in south-west France. The site has earned international fame as a tourist hot-spot for its prehistoric cave paintings. Situated near the village of Montignac, the Paleolithic art is estimated to be a good 15,000 years old.

3rd grade creates artwork based on their knowledge of a "Timeline of Art" which continues in 4th grade. 3rd grade starts their timeline in 15,000 BC with the discovery of cave paintings of animals. In 1940, a group of French boys stumbled upon the opening of a cave in Lascaux, France. Inside the cave they found drawings of animals all over the walls. It was later discovered that these drawings were from around 15,000 BC. The drawings were larger than the animals depicted and some were even…

The push to cut back federally protected lands is fueling a dispute rooted in our history and culture. The big question: Whose land is it?

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Cave by Mikael Gustafsson #Design Popular #Dribbble #shots (Early mining area in Cal's dungeon)

I've been inspired by Minecraft once again : Here comes the lush cave with a bit of dripstone cave as depicted in the game

When was art born? Have you ever thought about art in that aspect? Was the birth of art incidental or something that came about due to deliberate thought and