Pre historical art

What does it mean to be a doodler, to draw pictures all day? Why do we doodle? Most of all, what does it mean to our work? It turns out that the simple act of scribbling on a page helps us think, remember and learn.

Palaeolithic Cave Settlement of Neanderthal Man, about 70,000 BC; by Gino D-™Achille, about 1980. Based on excavations at Pontnewydd Cave, Denbighshire. ...

Prehistoric paintings in the Lascaux caves. (Photo by Philippe Wojazer/AFP/Getty Images) We have always dreamed.

View: Random dip into historical pictures in the Look and Learn History Picture Archive of historical, cultural and art images

The end of the Ice Age and Paleolithic Age brought along with it the rise of a new age called the Mesolithic era. In this era, man was compelled to adapt to his new surroundings by changing his lifestyle and the tools and weapons he used. This Historyplex post has some more information about the Mesolithic era.

View: ‘stone age’ historical pictures in the Look and Learn History Picture Archive of historical, cultural and art images

British Museum on Instagram: “🐶🐾 This dog is over 10,000 years old – that’s 70,000 in dog years! The photograph shows a piece of in-situ rock art from a renowned site…”

A development of the human spirit, especially in the Middle Paleolithic, contributed to the emergence of speech and language, art, religion and technical skill. Speech over time went through the following development path: the first phase is characterized by general pantomime accompanied by addition

History of Architecture begins in the Neolithic period, roughly 10,000 years ago or at the time when people stopped living in cages and began constructing homes. Architecture is the desire to construct an architectural artefact fuelled by the desire to create more than just beauty but comfort and elegance. The Architecture is derived from the […]

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