They can establish the approximate age of the painting, its material, and its creating culture.
What is more to the point is what they do not say - that the paintings meant A, B or C.
No-one can know if the artwork had any religious or other mystical significance, celebrated successful hunting for food, skins and bones, (hunting scenes are a common theme) ..... or were purely decorative!
No-one knows what typical Palaeolithic beliefs were.
Scholars believe that Paleolithic cave art was likely created for ritualistic or shamanic purposes, as well as for communication and storytelling within early human societies. The art provides insights into the beliefs, practices, and daily life of ancient humans, and is considered a significant cultural and artistic achievement for its time.
When refering to caves, often people say "underground caves." This sounds awkward to a caver as all caves are under ground. However, what the person may mean is that a cave that is under the ocean. Or they are more likely refering that they were in passage that was below ground level. For example, you may enter a cave at ground level and walk for a ways, before descending into darkness. When people enter man-made caves at amusement parks, they may say that they went into an "above ground cave" which further confuses the issue.
During the Paleolithic age, tools were primarily made from stones and bone, while in the Neolithic age, tools were made using polished stones, enabling more precise and efficient cutting. Additionally, agriculture was introduced during the Neolithic age, leading to the domestication of animals and plants, which allowed for settled communities to develop.
Limestone caves are valuable for scientific research, providing important insights into geological processes and environmental conditions. They also serve as valuable tourist attractions, contributing to local economies through tourism. Additionally, limestone caves are used for recreational activities such as cave exploration and speleology.
The Paleolithic era happened before the invention of agriculture, so people of the time did not intentionally raise crops at all - they were hunter-gatherers. So they did not irrigate anything. I say 'intentionally' because, by gathering, eating and discarding seeds and nuts, they probably accidentally began the process of selecting plants, adapting plant evolution to favour the eventual growth of agriculture. Suppose you are out picking berries. Some you will eat right there, but almost certainly you will carry some back to your family and friends at your camp. You will also probably select the larger and juicier-looking fruit. Some plants rely on a pod-opening mechanism to spread seeds, but if one of these plants mutates, it loses the pod-opening gene, which means when you come along the tasty seeds are still there. OK, so you come back to the camp with your spoils and everyone tucks in. Not long afterwards you are going to need to use the bathroom - well, you don't have a bathroom, but you almost certainly have a latrine somewhere, or at least you and your group are in the habit of walking a little way off into the bush to do what needs to be done. From the plants point of view, you have just planted the seeds of the biggest berries or of the non-popping legume, in a nice rich growing medium. Months later when your lot come round this way again, there are slightly bigger juicy berries and a whole bunch of the non-popping legume waiting for you.
Both the Maya and Aztec civilizations made significant contributions to Mesoamerican culture and history. The Maya excelled in architecture, mathematics, and astronomy, while the Aztecs were known for their impressive military and political organization. Both civilizations had complex religious beliefs and rituals that continue to captivate modern scholars. It's difficult to say which is "better," as both civilizations have left a lasting impact on the region.
Some people say that our military is a paleolithic organization. Paleolithic people developed stone tools as well as horn and antler tools.
what do scholars mean when they say maya and mayan
what do scholars mean when they say maya and mayan
caves
I would say, decorative.
no if you know say
you don't find Pokemon artwork you get a picture drawn of your Pokemon when you complete the contests. but you must say yes when it is offerd or you will have to do it again.
An artwork is 'une Å“uvre d'art' in French.
Super/ Genial/ Tolles Kunstwerk...
où se trouve la maquette ?
Some religious scholars say John was Elijah (Eli). Other scholars say John was not Elijah. You will have to read the Bible and figure it out for yourself.
As you say in the question it is an oil painting.