History, asked by bharathram3505, 9 months ago

Palaeolithic paintings were drawn inside the caves. Why?

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Answered by juliotarango

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Answer:

Because in paleolithic times they lived in caves

Explanation:

The paleolithic people knew that caves would last over time.

Therefore they painted on the insides of caves so that they could pass it on to

the later people. Such as us.

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