Question

a work of art is considered prehistoric if it is:
more thanb 5000years old
from a culture that already possessed written language
found in a cave
not known when it was produces

Answer 1

A work of art is considered prehistoric if it is **more than 5000 years old** and **not known when it was produced**. Prehistoric art typically refers to works created before the advent of written records, which means they often come from cultures without a written language. While many prehistoric artworks, such as cave paintings, are specifically found in caves, not all prehistoric art is cave art, so the first two criteria are more broadly applicable.