Question

1. Imagine that you are a prehistoric artist and write a 350 to 500 word story explaining why you are an artist and what

the purpose of your art is. Be clear about what time period and location you are from. You may do research about
prehistoric art, but be sure to include a bibliography if you do, and credit any direct quotes you use.
2. Go to an art store and purchase some clay. Now using only your hands, sticks, feathers, or other natural objects,
create your own statuette or primitive tool. Bake it in the sun or in a fire. If you can find natural pigments, you may color
your work. Take a digital photo of your finished work and send it in.

Answer 1

As a prehistoric artist, I create art to express creativity, convey beliefs, and record important events.

Step-by-step explanation:

As a prehistoric artist, I am from the Paleolithic period, which occurred around 30,000 to 10,000 BCE. My art serves multiple purposes: to express my creativity, convey cultural and religious beliefs, and record important events. I use natural materials like stones, bones, feathers, and shells to create cave paintings, sculptures, and tools. These art forms tell stories, communicate emotions, and ensure the continuity of our cultural heritage. Through my art, I connect with my ancestors and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

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