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The 14 pages that link to Lascaux, each with the reason it gives.

• Upper PaleolithicBroader topic: Its imagery is among the best-known examples of Upper Paleolithic cave art.

• Cave tourismBroader topic: Its replicas show how cultural heritage can remain a draw without opening the original cave.

• PaleolithicBroader topic: Its animal images show the sophistication of late Paleolithic visual art.

• SpeleologyBroader topic: Its art makes cave environments central to archaeological and cultural interpretation.

• Cave paintingBroader topic: Its vivid animal panels are among the best-known examples of cave painting.

• Chauvet CaveCompared with: Its younger paintings challenge assumptions that artistic complexity steadily increased over time.

• Paleolithic artBroader topic: Its vivid animal figures are among the best-known examples of cave painting.

• PrehistoryBroader topic: Its paintings show the richness of prehistoric visual expression.

• Show CaveBroader topic: Its closure and replicas show how conservation can override direct access.

• Rock artBroader topic: Its painted halls demonstrate the scale and visual variety of cave imagery.

• Paleolithic religionBroader topic: Its imagery has inspired influential theories about ceremony and sacred spaces.

• Prehistoric artBroader topic: Its vivid animal figures became a defining example of European cave art.

• Art of the Upper PaleolithicBroader topic: Its polychrome animal figures exemplify the visual power of Magdalenian cave painting.

• MagdalenianBroader topic: Its famous animal images belong to the broader artistic world of the Magdalenian, though their precise dating is debated.