Describe three works of prehistoric art, being sure to indicate as closely as possible when and where the work was created and also discovered. Consider the possible purposes for which the works were created according to historians and archaeologists. Relate these purposes to the function(s) of art discussed in this chapter
What will be an ideal response?
Responses will vary. For example, the Neolithic art presented in the text are examples of the human impulse for art.
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