Paleolithic carving:
A) often represented the human form
B) was made using iron tools
C) was usually intensely lifelike
D) was usually without meaning

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Paleolithic carvings often represented the human form, as well as animals and other natural motifs. Iron tools did not exist during the Paleolithic era, so they were not used to create these carvings. While some Paleolithic carvings were incredibly detailed and realistic, others were more abstract. Despite this, historians believe that Paleolithic carvings had deep cultural and spiritual significance, and were not simply created without meaning.

Paleolithic Carving