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6-they preferred  to paint about animals

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they painted mostly animals and the painted stories also

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it showed how they worked and lived :q1:daniel fatino

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*3     Know they did not come back they put them there so that came after them

They would get a picture of what is in that  area.

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8- Tools they used were stone tools, mined minerals mixed with animal fat and plant juices they also used carving tools and they used spray painting technique  with a watery pigment blown out of a tube.I think they were so good at cave painting because of the tools they used and because of there high intelligence.

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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it showed how they worked :q1:daniel fatino

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Because that might be  how they  saw the animals when they hunting them

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they drew these paintings to tell the stories and how they wanted to be remebered in this world . they wanted other people to know there stor and how they lived.

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4) Some cave painters communicated  through their paintings with one another,

others  used visual representation.

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2 They could have but they didn’t live in those caves, so we are not sure if they did return to those caves that they painted in   they could have tho. they most likely did

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4- My answer for number 4 is The cave painters communicated through stories in they're art and symbols like grunts and noises which could be some type of language they might of used at least that is what historians believed.

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Cave painters communicated with symbols.They also used  animals and other things of what they have been going through or what they have been doing.My number was number 4

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My answer for number 3 is the kinds of paint and pigment were used as paint for us to find  in caves today they wanted us to know how they lived and what they lived with.The paints were  pigments that were made with flowers and other tools and the painting objects were crude crayons,fats,plant jucies,moss and animal fur.

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5-         They decided that to paint mostly animals but they also painted them hunting and dancing.They also painted rituals.

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My  answer for number 7 is Caves were also used for mining so the people could get better materials,burial rituals for the people  and were mostly used for permanent homes for the people and was a place to express art and the world around them.

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4 features of cave art may provide clues about how our symbolic

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7- They used those caves and paintings for ceremonial uses as well as shelters and storage areas. They also used mortuary caves, which were holes in the ground, for burying dead humans, cremated or still in tact.

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2- Early humans  most likely returned to cave paints because, one thing is they probably lived there and also some cave paintings were found with multiple layers, diffrent paintings under them.

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1-  They put certain animals beside each other because the prehistoric man could have used the painting of animals on the walls of the caves to document their hunting expeditions.

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5-What they painted the was usually animals.They painted animals because it was important to them .They used juices to make rudimentary sticks.Dawson

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1-The animals were close together because the would want the certains animals together put them in groups like the ones they want to hunt or the ones they want to stay away from

that are dangerous or believed to be dangerous.

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1. 2- Cave men returned to their cave art if that's where they were settled for the time if not they did not return.We have seen footprints that show were these early humans  have gone .

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4-They usually painted in the more acoustic areas in the cave.  The reason for this is because they would use grunts moans or any other noises that draws a picture in there fellow painters head.

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7-There is no evidence that prehistoric peoples lived in these caves. They could have been used for  mining, quarries, and ceremonies. They could have been used for shelters in the event of a storm or natural disaster.Very few caves have been found as a burial site with art.Caves could have been used for may different readings.

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2- yes early humans  did go back to there cave art. we know because in some art in the same cave came from different time

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5- They painted what they saw that day or traditions that were passed  down.

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5- The Lascaux artists employed crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices produced rudimentary painting sticks. Sometimes the crayons contained additives such as ground feldspar or biotech mica as extenders. Paint applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or through tubes fashioned from hollow bones or reeds created a spray-painting technique for subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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4- To communicate with each other the cavemen used acoustics and symbols/paintings.  “Verbally” communicating cavemen would make sounds like grunts and other noises. Also to accompany the noises they would make the cave art and other symbols like a language before languages were created.

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3- The materials used as paint for cave paintings were made from dirt or charcoal mixed with spit or animal fat. What was used to paint the paint could have been brushing, smearing, dabbing, (which was done with hands or another tool) or paint spraying, which was blowing paint through hollow bones, like a spray can.

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8-Pigments available in the area  limonite and hematite, red ochre, yellow ochre and umber charcoal from the fire carbon black burnt bones bone black and white from grounded calcite lime white.

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3-They used anything ranging from animal feces to red and black pigment as there paint. They used anything from spray pipes to thier hands to paint.

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1. maybe these animals where painted near each other because of events in that order. or what they saw hunting throug out that day. somtimes they even told storys this way.

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1~They thought different back then from how we think to today, they thought if they painted a picture of animals then it would make they real animals come up to it and they could kill it and eat it.

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2~They were rarely visited. We know that because the paintings were in very difficult to reach spots and they were of special importance. A hypothesis scientists made is that the prehistoric humans used the cave art for rituals to give the hunters good luck. It’s called “sympathetic magic”.

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7-Where caves with paintings found in them used for anything else?

They were used for burials and mining resources.

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8-They used engraving tools, and they used minerals to make pigment. They mined mineral pigments mixed with animal fats and plant juices and they produced rudimentary painting sticks. They used crude crayons to paint on the smoother cave wall surfaces. Paint that was applied with swabs and pads, probably made from moss and animal fur, created mottled effects. Watery pigments blown directly from the mouth or from a tube created a spray paint effect to make an outline of their hand or subtle shading effects.

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5-  They decided to paint stories to be shared with future generations and to paint what they saw.

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4- They talked to one another through symbols and random grunts/noises to try and get their thinking through, like doing gestures

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3-The materials used for cave paintings were poop,and ochre, which was used for brown, red,yellow, and orange paint. When mixed with cave water, ochre makes yellow, red, and brown hues. Charcoal was also used for black. Oxidized metallic element manganese was also used for black paint. Hematite was a type of ferrous( containing or consisting of iron)oxide, provided reddish brown colors. Berries, soot, and clay were also used to paint. Sharp tools were used to etch into the rock. Those sharp tools were needed to draw lines and use them for things like showing the anatomy of people.

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6- humans dont like to share there tactics they only want to share the animals that were there ,they in belief did not want to show killed animals because they assumed that is was wrong to most of them. In my opinion the cave painters would not have an animal to refrence or they did not want to show dead things in there cave

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7-they study fossils left there and do experiments on the  DNA and there was resources like gold and sulfur

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6-they prefered to paint about animals that they saw

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4-- Each cave painter communicated with each other by telling stories through cave art. They would make noises in the story and some historians believe it was some type of language that hominids used. It was believed to have helped the development of human language.

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3--The materials that prehistoric humans used for paint are materials they found in nature. For paint brushes humans used things like sticks and stones.

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#5  They decided to paint to communicate and they wanted to paint the same reason humans wanted to paint and thy also painted lots of things they painted animals  and they painted them hunting and all other kinds of stuff.

: by Olivia ingram

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2-  At two cave sites (Lascaux, France and also Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc) some of the original cave paintings appear to be painted over.  This would show that different, or the same group of humans returned to their cave paintings and made changes or added to the cave paintings.

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(haley poindexter)what material were used to do cave paintings?(They used dirt or charcoal mixed with spit or animal fat.

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This is my answer for number 1- They put certain animals in certain places based off of their regions, So technically speaking, they put them into different groups.

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8- I think that these people painted so well because of the materials they used and some of these painters used all kinds of materials like bones, hand-prints, and animal organs.

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1-so pictures of bison can communicate to other cave painters in the late summer months

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8-They would use human bones or animal bones.

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3-They used a lot of things like their hands ,sticks ,they also used different colors of paint like red ,white ,green , and ,yellow.

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1-  I think they painted them close together because they wanted to capture the picture of the real-life thing.

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8-They knew what tools to use depending on what texture to use or what plants would make colors that actually show on the cave’s walls. As for how well they painted was by experience. The longer they painted the better they painted. Some tools they used were plant juices, wedge-shaped boulders, and minerals depending on what colors were available and what they wanted.

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4-Cave painter communicated with each other by telling stories with their art.  They would make the noises that were in the story.  Historians believe it was some type of language that hominids used. =D

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5 - The pictures that the cave painters painted were about things that happened or things they need or want, they also could have been stories to tell, lessons they learned, and sacrifices/rituals.

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2-Early people may have gone back to their caves because it was their shelter or it was were they buried their loved ones or maybe they went back to write a message for the next people that would stop at that cave to tell them if there are any dangers ahead. The way we could find out could be by looking for footprints that may have the same DNA and see if they were from different times or they could try test the paint to see if it was made by the same person and when it  was made.

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2----            They did go back to their cave paintings. We know because when they lived in the caves some pictures were used for rituals and they probably reused them.

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#5 They would do it in their free time to record their existence

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thevfirst painting were cave painting they were used to tell the stories of our ancecters and how thay lived they showed animals people rituals and why all and all they are very intetesting.

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7-Yes! Some prehistoric people lived in deep caves beyond where the light could reach. They also buried there dead in caves too. They  mined for minerals, ceremonial activity,and explored. Sophia Craft

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7. david moss Some are used for pubic to go in

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3- They used animals crush body to make their paints. They also used fruits and berries. They would use things from nature for brushes and tools to use to create pictures with their paints.

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Prehistoric painters used the pigments available in the vicinity. These pigments were the so-called earth pigments, (minerals limonite and hematite, red ochre, yellow ochre and umber), charcoal from the fire (carbon black), burnt bones (bone black) and white from grounded calcite

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Ryleigh Roche  6- When the neanderthals moved to Europe, in order to survive they had to change their religions and what they painted to stay alive with the other humans ( so they could not paint them hunting animals).

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6. They were not that many cave paintings because the people were always moving to hunt or to follow food or to get better hunting lands so they could expand into larger regions so they could have bigger families and have more food.

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2- Yes, they came back to their art cave because after they painted and went to go hunt for animals and other creatures and predators they had no home so they had to go back to their cave where they sleep and do their family traditions or other stuff