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The 22 pages that link to Cave painting, each with the reason it gives.

• OchreRelated: Ochre supplied durable red, yellow, and brown colors for prehistoric cave images.

• LascauxRelated: Lascaux’s painted animals depend on pigment applied directly to limestone surfaces.

• DrawingRelated: Cave images preserve early evidence of humans making representational marks.

• PictogramRelated: These images illustrate early uses of simplified visual forms to depict things and actions.

• Prehistoric religionRelated: Some cave images may have had ritual functions, though their makers’ meanings remain unknown.

• SiennaRelated: Earth pigments related to sienna appear in prehistoric cave painting traditions.