Cave Paintings Two ibexes, head to head - PowerPoint Presentation

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Cave Paintings Two ibexes, head to head - PPT Presentation

Cave paintings some estimated to be as old as 35000 years are the grandest and most aweinspiring artistic creations of homo sapiens during the Paleolithic period Southern European Sites Great Hall of the Bulls at Lascaux ID: 710048

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Cave PaintingsTwo ibexes, head to head

Cave paintings, some estimated to be as old as 35,000 years, are the grandest and most awe-inspiring artistic creations of homo sapiens during the Paleolithic period.Slide3
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Southern European SitesSlide5

Great Hall of the Bulls at LascauxSlide6

Falling Cow at LascauxSlide7

Longhorns from Lascaux Slide8

Black Stag at LascauxSlide9

Chauvet: Bear and pantherSlide10

2 Bears at ChauvetSlide11

Engraved Owl at ChauvetSlide12

Chauvet: Assorted Animal EngravingsSlide13

Back-to Back Bison at LascauxSlide14

Giant Deer at Chauvet

The next four paintings are of various animals that share common characteristics. What are those characteristics? What do they point to as a reason for creating these paitnings?Slide15

Bison from AltamiraSlide16

Cow at LascauxSlide17

Horse at LascauxSlide18

Human figure

Compare the representation of the human figure to those of the animals you just saw. What conclusions can you draw?Slide19

“Sign Language” at ChauvetSlide20

Symbol in front of Falling CowSlide21

More signs at ChauvetSlide22

Branching signSlide23

Artist’s HandprintSlide24

Lascaux LampSlide25

Lamps: Found at LascauxSlide26