A work of art is considered prehistoric primarily if it is not known when it was produced. Prehistoric art refers to art created before the advent of written records, which means its exact date or context of creation is often unknown. This typically includes artworks from cultures that did not have written languages or that predate recorded history. The other options, while they might apply to some prehistoric artworks, do not define the prehistoric category in the same way.
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A work of art is considered prehistoric if it is:
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more than 5,000 years old
more than 5,000 years old - no response given
from a culture that already possessed written language
from a culture that already possessed written language - no response given
found in a cave
found in a cave - no response given
not known when it was produced
not known when it was produced - no response given
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A work of art is considered prehistoric if it is:
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more than 5,000 years old
more than 5,000 years old - no response given
from a culture that already possessed written language
from a culture that already possessed written language - no response given
found in a cave
found in a cave - no response given
not known when it was produced
not known when it was produced - no response given
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