Why are archaeologists interested in the cave paintings found near Lascaux in southern France? (1 point) Responses The paintings are the first evidence of early humans ever found in France. The paintings are the first evidence of early humans ever found in France. The caves did not exist during the last ice age. The caves did not exist during the last ice age. The paintings provide evidence that humans had become more complex. The paintings provide evidence that humans had become more complex. The cave paintings are worth a great deal of money. The cave paintings are worth a great deal of money.

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The most accurate response is: The paintings provide evidence that humans had become more complex.

Lascaux's cave paintings, which date back to around 17,000 years ago, offer insights into the cognitive and cultural development of early humans, illustrating their artistic skills and possibly their social or ritual practices.