Dinosaurs and early Mammals were seen in early artwork. Prehistoric birds were featured too.
He created art during the renaissance and the people admired his work.
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In those days artists did not sign their work as it was done for the glory of God, to sign it would have been seen as an act of sinful vanity.
No, please don't.
They work with animals in the zoo, such as bears, birds, and other various animals found in a zoo. They are like zoo keepers. They work with animals in the zoo, such as bears, birds, and other various animals found in a zoo. They are like zoo keepers.
An unknown man, in the prehistoric times.
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it has to depends on the type of vet that you are. so they might work inside or outside or even both. They get to work with animals so it might be smelly. if you like animals they you are OK with that. they get to work with other vets and vet nurses. =)
Sounds as if you have seen work by Jerome Bosch (1450-1516).
All sorts of animals.Wether it is a bear or a snake they treat them all.
People in prehistoric times painted animals because they were seen as important for survival, as they provided food and materials. Additionally, animals were believed to have spiritual significance. Humans were likely depicted in other media or contexts that have not survived.
About 70,000 to 80,000 a year sometimes more, it depends on how much work you do and what type of animals you work on.
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri has written: 'Prehistoric metal artefacts from Italy (3500-720BC) in the British Museum' -- subject(s): Antiquities, British Museum, Catalogs, Metal-work, Prehistoric, Prehistoric Weapons
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I have not seen it in Microsoft Word symbols but you can always just paste the following. ≈
This depends on the type of animal and the field of work it is in. Usually animals make nothing.