caveart

noun
UK /ˈkeɪv ɑːt/
US /ˈkeɪv ɑːrt/

Pictures that people long ago painted or drew on the walls of caves.

The caveart showed animals like deer and horses.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Art made inside caves, often by early humans.

Scientists study caveart to learn about ancient life.

3. A style of art found on cave walls and ceilings.

The caveart in that region is thousands of years old.

4. Drawings or paintings that decorate a cave.

Tourists came to see the famous caveart.