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They did not.

Early cave art is actually very sophisticated. They often used natural shapes in the rock to make the animals they drew look 3D.

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Cave painting artists used a form of perspective by depicting things closer to them larger in size, while things farther away were smaller. This technique gave the illusion of depth and distance in their paintings.

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