The fields in which the paleolithic man attained progress are listed below. Find out examples for each from the unit.
FIELDS EXAMPLES
1.Sculpture
2.Painting
3.Handicraft
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The Palaeolithic age, also known as the Old Stone Age, was in human ancient times distinguished by the first production of the stone tools.
Explanation:
- The Paleolithic sculptural work is mainly composed of beads, figurines, & decorative utilitarian objects made of bone, stone, clay, wood, ivory. For example, Venus figurines, Ivory Carvings Vogelherd Cave, Lion Man of Hohlenstein Stadel
- The Palaeolithic is the oldest prehistorical art type. In preparation for the religious rituals that included singing, Paleolithic people picked caves with excellent acoustics and decorated them with intricate paintings. Examples, Bison painting in the Cave of Altamira, Spain; Bradshaw rock paintings in the Kimberley region, Western Australia; Hand stencils, Sulawesi, Indonesia
- Paleolithic is characterised with hand made tools and weapons by carving & hewing. Paleolithic humans made tools of bone, stone, & wood. Examples, stitching awls, choppers, hamerstone, burins, handaxe, etc
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