Animals in Art - Paleolithic, Egyptian, and Greek Ages

depict strong,
             dangerous and swift animals which may be a form of sympathetic magic,
             an attempt to control them through representation. Many paintings have
             markings indicating wounds or bleeding, which may be connected to
             hunting. One theory is that prehistoric hunters believed that by
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