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In general terms, the most common subjects depicted in the Upper Paleolithic cave paintings were paintings that depicted animals and strange figures of half men and half animals.
One of the interpretations of this rock art made by archeologists and scholars is that these descriptions represent passages that reflect the importance of hunting for the hunter-gathered people of the Upper Paleolithic. We basically are talking about European rock art in the Upper Paleolithic.
During those years, humans painted caves in today's region of southern France to the North region of Spain.
