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"Paleolithic art" as a book category covers the visual and material expressions of human and hominin cultures from the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age), roughly from the emergence of anatomically modern humans through the Upper Paleolithic (c. 300,000–10,000 years ago) and including earlier symbolic finds; it encompasses cave paintings, engravings, petroglyphs, portable sculptures and ornaments (e.g., Lascaux, Chauvet, Altamira, Blombos, Venus figures), their materials and techniques, dating and conservation methods, and interpretations of meaning (ritual, shamanic, social, communicative, or cognitive origins). Works in this category range from academic monographs and archaeological reports to accessible syntheses, exhibition catalogues and field guides, and they typically integrate archaeology, art history, paleoanthropology and cultural theory to explore the origins of symbolic behavior, regional styles, dating controversies, and the cultural significance of early artistic practice.

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