They had the appearance of recently painted surfaces. The stone walls were covered with drawings of cave bears, horses, mammoths, and other animals of the time period. The way the animals were drawn gave them the look as if they were in movement, and the cave surfaces allowed some animals to have a three dimensional display. Clearly, this ancient human race seemed to only use the cave for painting and possible ceremonies. Scientist also observed cave bear scratches on the rock walls, as well as the wall panel containing palm prints. Upon studying the palm prints, scientist determined they were made by a man six foot in stature with a crooked little finger. The natural beauty of the cave was largely covered by concretion growth along with bones and rocks covered by calcite; this was likely created by dripping water withing this rock shelter. In conclusion, Werner Herzog was the first filmmaker to succeed in creating this type of film by gaining the permission of the French government. Dealing with all the restrictions bestowed upon him, he and his crew were able to film the beautiful pristine natural beauty of artistic history along with additional future stone artifacts creating this interesting film in
They had the appearance of recently painted surfaces. The stone walls were covered with drawings of cave bears, horses, mammoths, and other animals of the time period. The way the animals were drawn gave them the look as if they were in movement, and the cave surfaces allowed some animals to have a three dimensional display. Clearly, this ancient human race seemed to only use the cave for painting and possible ceremonies. Scientist also observed cave bear scratches on the rock walls, as well as the wall panel containing palm prints. Upon studying the palm prints, scientist determined they were made by a man six foot in stature with a crooked little finger. The natural beauty of the cave was largely covered by concretion growth along with bones and rocks covered by calcite; this was likely created by dripping water withing this rock shelter. In conclusion, Werner Herzog was the first filmmaker to succeed in creating this type of film by gaining the permission of the French government. Dealing with all the restrictions bestowed upon him, he and his crew were able to film the beautiful pristine natural beauty of artistic history along with additional future stone artifacts creating this interesting film in