Jul 23, 2018 44 min

28- Exploring Prehistoric Art

from Anyone Can Teach Art | from Ridge Light Ranch Hosted by Julie Abels | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler

Prehistoric art, like Cave paintings and rock art, are windows into cultures before written history. In addition to the obvious historical integrations, there are so many great Prehistoric Art science integrations like the study of caves, geology, and paint materials. Join us today as we explore Prehistoric art and the many different ways to teach about it. Here's the Show Notes: https://ridgelightranch.com/prehistoric-art-podcast-28/

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