The correct answer is number 4.- important landscapes.
Tasmanian rock art was created to document important landscapes.
However, historians, archeologists, and anthropologists agree on the idea that Tasmanian rock art was a deliberate form of art with no specific meaning. This art can be paintings or engravings. This art was created by the aboriginal people from Tasmania.
These historians consider Tasmania rock art as one of the oldest primitive forms of art on Earth. It is believed that the art represents initiation rites or describes landscapes.
Most of this form of art is located next to the shores of the island of Tasmania and can be found in granite, sandstone, and limestone.