The group that painted the animals in the Lascaux cave were homo
sapiens. There is evidence that the paintings in the Lascaux cave in
southern France shows the homo sapiens which came to Europe from Africa
had developed more sophisticated drawing techniques than earlier
revolutions of mankind. These were paintings of animals, rather than the non-figurative paintings that can be seen in earlier cave art. <span />
The Nile was most important to the Egyptians because it delivered water and nutrients for the crops that were grown along the beds of the river itself.
