Prehistoric cave paintings reflected

Assessment: JAMB UTME - General Knowledge In Art - 2010 Subject: General Knowledge In Art

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Prehistoric cave paintings reflected
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Prehistoric cave paintings mainly reflected animals. These were depictions of the animals that the early humans saw and hunted, such as bison, horses, and deer. These paintings were a form of communication for these early humans, as well as a way of recording and celebrating their hunting successes. The paintings were often made with natural pigments and were found in caves all around the world.
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