The document provides information on various prehistoric artworks and structures from across Europe and Asia dating from 77,000 BCE to 1500 BCE. It includes descriptions of cave paintings from France depicting horses and hands from the Upper Paleolithic period, reconstructed drawings of mammoth bone houses and early construction methods from prehistoric Europe, and sculptures such as the Lion-Man figure and Venus figurines from the Upper Paleolithic. It also outlines several megalithic structures including Stonehenge and buildings from early settlements like Çatalhöyük and mentions the development of pottery-making in prehistoric cultures.

1. Spotted Horses and Human Hands. Horses 25,000–24,000 BCE;hands c. 15,000 BCE. Individual horses over 5’ in length.

2. Prehistoric Europe.

3. Reconstruction Drawing of Mammoth-Bone Houses. c. 16,000–10,000 BCE.

4. Decorated Ocher. 77,000 years ago.

5. Lion-Human. c. 30,000–26,000 BCE. Height 11 5/8”.

6. Woman from Willendorf. c. 24,000 BCE. Height 4 3/8”.

7. Woman from Dolní Vestonice. 23,000 BCE. 4 1/4  1 7/10”.

8. Woman from Brassempouy. Probably c. 30,000 BCE . Height 1 1/4”.

9. Wall Painting With Horses, Rhinoceroses, and Aurochs. c. 32,000–30,000 BCE.

10. Hall of Bulls. c. 15,000 BCE. Length of largest auroch (bull) 18’.

11. Bison. c. 12,500 BCE. Length approx. 8'3".

12. Bison. c. 13,000 BCE. Length 25” and 24”.

13. Lamp with Ibex Design. c. 15,000–13,000 BCE.

14. Reconstruction of Lepenski Vir House/Shrine. 6000 BCE.

15. Human-Fish Sculpture. c. 6300–5500 BCE.

16. Çatalhöyük, Turkey. 7400–6200 BCE.

17. Sesklo Stone Foundation House. 6500 BCE.

18. Early Construction Methods (Line Drawing).

19. Neolithic Building Methods. 6000 BCE.

20. Tomb Interior with Corbeling and Engraved Stones. c. 3000–2500 BCE.

21. Stonehenge. c. 2900–1500 BCE.

22. Reconstruction Drawing of Durrington Walls. 2600 BCE.

23. Early Pottery from Japan's Jomon Culture. 12,000 BCE.

24. Early Pottery: Franchthi Cave, Greece. 6500 BCE.

25. Human Figure. 6500 BCE. Height approx. 35".

26. Gold Face Mask. Neolithic, 3800 BCE.

27. Gold Scepters. 3800 BCE.

28. Figures of a Woman and a Man (Woman). c. 4500 BCE. Height 4 1/2”.

29. Figures of a Woman and a Man (Man). c. 4500 BCE. Height 4 1/2”.

30. Rock Art: Boat and Sea Battle. c. 1500–500 BCE.