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The 15 pages that link to Paleolithic art, each with the reason it gives.

• Upper PaleolithicNarrower topic: The phase contains a major flourishing of portable and cave-based artistic expression.

• Cave paintingNarrower topic: Cave painting belongs to a wider body of Paleolithic image-making on varied materials.

• LascauxNarrower topic: Lascaux is a celebrated example within the wider record of Paleolithic art.

• Venus of WillendorfNarrower topic: The figurine is a portable work within this much broader body of prehistoric art.

• AurignacianNarrower topic: Disputes about the earliest figurative works shape interpretations of Aurignacian symbolism.

• Cave of AltamiraNarrower topic: Altamira belongs to this wider record of Ice Age artistic expression.

• Rock artNarrower topic: Much famous European cave imagery is part of this broader artistic record.

• Paleolithic religionRelated: Artistic objects are central evidence, although their social and religious roles remain debated.

• Venus of Hohle FelsNarrower topic: The figurine is a prominent example of Paleolithic sculpture.

• Lion-man of Hohlenstein-StadelNarrower topic: The figurine is a portable work within the wider record of Ice Age art.

• Spear-throwerRelated: Engraved spear-throwers show that some examples were both tools and works of art.

• MagdalenianNarrower topic: Magdalenian finds became a major body of evidence in defining Paleolithic artistic achievement.

• Prehistoric EuropeBroader topic: Art is one visible part of Paleolithic life, not a complete measure of its societies.

• Josef SzombathyNarrower topic: The discovery helped bring a notable work of Paleolithic art into scholarly study.

• History of danceRelated: Some figures have been interpreted as dancers, though their movements and meanings remain uncertain.