Great Halls of Bulls, Lascaux Caves

Definition

The Great Halls of Bulls refers to a section of the Lascaux Caves in France that contains impressive Paleolithic cave paintings. These paintings depict various animals, including bulls, horses, and deer.

Related terms

Paleolithic Art: Art created by early humans during the Stone Age, typically characterized by cave paintings and sculptures made from natural materials.

Cave Paintings: Prehistoric artworks found on cave walls or ceilings, often depicting animals or hunting scenes.

Megalithic Structures: Large stone structures built during prehistoric times, such as Stonehenge or dolmens.