What have historians concluded from studying the early cave paintings?

A.

Early humans worshiped the animals they painted.

B.

Early humans had a clear understanding of human anatomy.

C.

Early humans expressed themselves creatively.

D.

Early humans in France communicated with people in many parts of the world.

The correct answer here is C. From studying early cave painting, scientists are able to conclude that early humans expressed themselves creatively. This is obviously just not from one set of cave paintings, but from the great variety of different artistic styles that can be seen the world over in this ancient art.

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ShyzaSling ShyzaSling · Answer 2 · 2018-10-02T07:03:10-04:00

The correct answer is Option C) Early humans expressed themselves creatively.

Some of the earliest cave paintings were found in modern-day Spain in Maltravieso cave. They are estimated to date from around 40,000 BC.

However, one of the oldest and most striking cave paintings were found in Chauvet Cave in modern-day France, which are dated to nearly 30,000 BC and consist of beautiful drawings of Horses and other animals on the cave walls.

Similar cave paintings can be found in Pakistan, Indonesia, North Africa, Middle East and all over the world providing evidence that Art and creativity were used as mediums of expression by some of our oldest ancestors.