Preserved rock art

Preserved rock art refers to ancient drawings or carvings found on rock surfaces, created by early humans. These artworks, often depicting animals, human figures, and symbols, provide valuable insights into the cultures, beliefs, and daily lives of our ancestors. Found in caves and on cliffs worldwide, preserved rock art has survived through centuries thanks to favorable environmental conditions, such as stable temperatures and limited exposure to weathering. Archaeologists study these artworks to understand historical contexts, communication methods, and human creativity, making them significant artifacts in the study of human history and prehistory.