What skills and tools would be needed to make cave paintings?

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The Lascaux cave painters used a variety of tools to grind their paints, including round grindstones and the wedge-shaped shoulder bones of animals. Paintings located high up where the cave walls meet the ceiling required scaffolding. Holes found drilled in the cave walls likely supported wooden beams and ladders.

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