A lot of paintings show hunting scenes in which the animals are shown struck with arrows and spears. Why do you think early humans made such paintings?
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because at that time hunting was main source of livelihood
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These paintings reveal the conditions in which the early man lived.
Explanation:
Early humans made paintings showing hunting scenes in which animals are shown struck with arrows and spears as these paintings reveal the conditions in which the early man lived and it shows that painting was a form of recreation for them. It also depicts their requirements and needs. We can make out from the paintings that they were hunters and gatherers and used weapons to kill animals for food, clothing, etc.
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