"Love... It is worth fighting for." : What do the artifacts tell us about the lives of early human?

In class, my group researched about a cave painting that was found in Lascaux, France. There were bisons, horses, etc, and a chest left behind. Cave paintings can tell us about lives of early humans because they are like stories, such as a person doing a heroic. This painting is interesting because the artist painted horses like it was running along by painting it in the cave's unbalanced walls. An interesting part is when a group of scientists in Argentina were searching for cave paintings in a cave. But when they were singing, they noticed that the sound was more powerful in the area where they found the cave painting.

Another reason is that about other artifacts about sculptures, etc, it shows how creative early humans were. For the sculptures, the hominids used different tools such as a rock, etc. Not only that, but hominids also made and dug traps for small animals. The hominids are good hunters using spear throwers, stones, etc. Hunting is a big thing for hominids because they could chase horses, bisons, and get the meat and the skin for survival. When hominids found shelter, they started to express their feelings about the world in art and they started to make sculptures.

So artifacts can tell us about the lives of early humans many ways by art, etc. "These artifacts and the blessing they bring are for all the people. This is such a rare opportunity-probably never again in my life time," by archaeologist Noel Lee. Without these artifacts, we wouldn't have a clue of about the lives of early humans.

This is part of a cave painting that was found in Lascaux, France.