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    People apprehend and receive evidence of the history of humanity through all forms of art. From prehistoric depictions of animals on cave walls to the red hued walls of the Alhambra, deceased artists focused their time on their art to express numerous of worldwide human revelations for thousands of years. Art and Architecture is what binds the world together through ideals and stories like the civilization that made parietal art, how the Great Pyramids were made, how Islamic art mixed with math,…

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    Hall Of Bulls Analysis

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    Describe the Work Hall of Bulls is a beautiful Upper-Paleolithic cave painting made in ca. 15,000 B.C. The painting is scaled larger than life size standing 25 feet tall and 62 feet wide; and, it resides inside of a cave on a coarse, rigid, and uneven rock wall. The cave is located in a small geographical area called Lascaux located in Dordogne France. Furthermore, there is no known artist for the Hall of Bulls, because of historical ignorance and the age of the painting; however,…

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    Upper Paleolithic Art

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    into past and existing cultures, assisting us to comprehend how others have lived or survived and what they find benefited them. There are many explanation for Upper Paleolithic cave painting for example, what they vision in their mind is something they want to display in life and to do that it have to be on a stone or in a cave. Another examples are history and memory to document their history of the past with success and failure, belief…

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    cognitive process? Attempting to understand the creative mind requires heavy exploration through historical analysis, research, and ideological conceptions. What sparked in our ancestors’ minds to challenge their creatively-mundane lives to paint on the cave walls or build permanent structures? The structures that evolved from necessary simple material shelters, to stone temples and cathedrals, to present day skyscrapers bursting with technology. This listed progression of architecture is…

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    1) This film can partially be viewed as a study of humankind. What new discoveries were the scientists who work at the caves making? How were they able to speculate about the possible lives that the original painters might have lived? The chauvet cave was founded by the three local cave hunters which is one of the most significant prehistory of art. The painting in the cave are the oldest painting in the world (32,000 years) as well as other evidence of Upper Paleolithic life. Through the…

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    Neolithic Animal Analysis

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    animals are shown but are not sure what they symbolize. The could just symbolize animals that during that era the painters might have seen throughout their days. The animals they depicted in their cave painting where animals that they might have come across. Like in “Replica of Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave painting in southern…

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    The Cave Environment

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    The cave environment In the article Evolution of eye development in the darkness of caves: adaptation, drift, or both, it mentioned that environmental factors in caves greatly differs from the environmental factors outside of caves. According to Sylvie Retaux and Didier Casane, a factor that impacts the development of cave inhabitants is the availability of sunlight. Without sunlight, food is limited and organisms that live in this environment have to rely on food from elsewhere, such as from…

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    Cave Of Plato

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    The cave of Plato and the current climate of terror These last months were marked by terrorist attacks right in the heart of Europe that had provoked strong feelings on people bewilderment, indignation, sadness, anger, distrust and fear. When France and Russia still cry their deaths, the international coalition answered to violence by violence: the strategic points of the Islamic State undergo the crossed fire of airstrikes. The French governments and Belgian decreed a steady and constant state…

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    From very past time, even before the formation of specific language for expressing something to other, human beings take the help of art for communication. Those arts we can find in the wall of many caves where earlier human beings live. Various expressions, such as the art of hunting they used to follow in the past time, some cultural process, stories and other various things they used to express through their art skills. Ancient art and its type The form of art is not just a singular type,…

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    Blombos Symbolism

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    researchers believed that cave paintings and other symbols were only found in Europe from around 40,000 years ago. However, that thought has been majorly challenged after researchers found hand stencil and a nearby painting in Indonesia dating 39,900 and 35,400 years old respectively. They were able to date the calcite, which contains trace amounts of steadily decaying radioactive uranium. Another team found incredibly compelling evidence of symbolism in South Africa's Blombos cave. They…

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