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They used sticks and what they could find to draw on the walls.

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The oldest cave drawings are 30,000 years old and found in France. Cavemen used whatever they could like charcoal and flowers.

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The oldest cave is in France.

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The oldest cave paintings found were around 30,000 years old.

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They used anything they had to make pictures and such.

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They used to paint With sticks, and fingers. they did not have the technology we have now. Some of the paintings were of animals.

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The painters of the cave painting in France used  sticks for paint brushes.

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Cave painting was sometimes accompanied by chants and/or music.

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Some of the pictures in the caves, were animals.

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The oldest known cave drawings are 30,000 years old.

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Charcoal, mud, blood, and flower peddles were all materials used for drawing in the Lascaux and Chauvet caves.

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The Lascaux caves are located in Western France.

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The Old Stone Age is from 30,000 B.C to 10,000 B.C

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The Lascaux Cave was located in France and was made of limestone. For a substitute of paint they would crush up flower petals and use their pigments as color.

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They would crush up flower petals to make different colors on the cave.

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Artists gave cave paintings a prehistoric look by using the contours of the cave.

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The oldest known cave is in France.

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The Lascaux Cave is located in France.

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Most of the caves were limestone.