Both examples of art may be related to sympathetic hunting magic and shamanism.
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All Ach?believe in some types of hunting magic, and in the curative powers of pregnant women.
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Some of the Lascaux cave paintings have been interpreted as hunting magic _ the portrayal of a desired event would bring it into reality.
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Some hypotheses include the practice of hunting magic, performance of sacred ceremonies, or recording historical events in the lives of warriors, shamans, and chiefs.
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Some observers have speculated that the paintings had meanings relating to hunting magic, religious practices, or ancestor worship, but there is no consensus on these interpretations.
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Interpretations of this image are up to debate, but some believe hunting scenes like these may refer to " Hunting magic, " a ritualistic attempt to control the animals they hunted.
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Each chapter explores a different stage in British prehistory, beginning with the Old Stone Age, when the island was inhabited by hunter-gatherers who likely undertook rituals for use in " hunting magic ".
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Turning to look at examples of cave art from across Europe, he draws comparisons with the artworks of contemporary Indigenous Australians, believing that in Stone Age Europe they were used for " hunting magic ".
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The paintings may have meanings related to religion or at least " hunting magic ", though it is also possible to see them as purely celebrations of a way of life, though including depictions of ceremonies that are religious.
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:: : Not sure that either of those two examples are solid-- cave paintings have often been thought to involve hunting magic, while Mithraism had depictions of talk ) 07 : 31, 20 June 2010 ( UTC)
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