Prehistoric Art

2. The man with the head of s bird could be interpreted as a_________
4. Another theory that suggests the "paintings were communicating_________"
7. In 1882 the sculpture was in the possession of_______
8. "Mesoamerican Indian languages named this bone with words referring to sacredness and the_________"
9. Some believe that the pure process of drawing and repetitive re-drawing held serious significance for the makers.
11. What country was "Camelid Sacrum in the Shape of a Canine" found?
14. This was used as a material to draw on stone.
15. Pigmented material that come in a wide range of color
17. In English, "sacrum" is derived from Latin: os sacrum, meaning________.
19. The material of the Camelid Sacrum is made of.

1. This was used to illuminate the space when painting in the dark
3. These "__________ marks" composed of dots and lines come in a variety of configurations
5. "the two circular spaces that represent the nasal cavities were carefully carved and are perfectly_______ "between 1895 and 1956 (it was in private hands).
6. Animal's "_______ perspective" in profile while we see the horns from a more frontal viewpoint.
10. These linear-lines shape the outside of the animals ________
12. This room of cave paintings in Lascaux can hold up to 50 people
13. One possible way to interpret the object is to look at it through the lens of later _________ cultures.
14. The Camelid is an extinct animal who's closest relative is the ________
16. What country are the Lascaux caves ?
18. You can tell that this was created by the someone due to this "difficult to see in the photographs" technique.