Compare cave paintings to finger flutings. What is one thing that these two artforms have in common?
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Responses
Both can be created on soft stone.
Both can be created on soft stone.
Both use lines, rather than the outline of any object or animal.
Both use lines, rather than the outline of any object or animal.
Both depict large animals such as bison and deer.
Both depict large animals such as bison and deer.
Both depict humans as hunters.
Both use lines, rather than the outline of any object or animal.
Both use lines, rather than the outline of any object or animal.
The correct answer is: Both can be created on soft stone.
Cave paintings and finger flutings are both forms of prehistoric art that can be created on soft stone surfaces. Cave paintings involve the use of pigments and paint on the walls of caves, while finger flutings are created by rubbing or scratching the surface of soft stone with fingers. Both art forms utilize the soft texture of stone as a canvas for creating visual representations. So, one thing that these two art forms have in common is that they can both be created on soft stone.