Stone age cave art

During the stone age to make cave art or to make art on a rock/ stone wall, they would use there hands as there paintbrushes and maybe they could have used sticks too. For the paint, they would use mud, berries and I think to get the dark brown-red colour the could have used blood. Back in the stone age, you would have been able to find the art in caves and under little cave-like shelters which would have been by there homes most likely. Nowadays you can find them in the same spots but they will just be faded in more.

29.08.19
Today in social studies we had a go at making our own cave art and we did it all on the walls in the classroom. The walls were coved in a little bit of sand and brown-reds pra paint to give it texture so it could kind of fell like we were painting on a stone wall. The art I did was like a little battle during the day and then someone died. I think the sand really helps give it texture but it was a bit hard to get the paint on without wiping the sand off.