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The first proto-sculptures are the Acheulian period figurines made by Homo erectus, which date from 200,000 BCE. For details and photographs, see: Venus of Berekhat Ram and the Venus of Tan-Tan. Later more refined statuettes appeared in Europe from 33,000 BCE onwards. For more, see: Venus Figurines.

Just add a few drops of environmentally friendly soap to a bucket of water will be sufficient. Depending upon the level of grime, use either a soft cloth or a scrub brush to remove stains and dirt. Gently rinse the soap from the statue and either wipe dry with a soft cloth or allow to air dry.

Statuary is cast using molds and is made of cement, plaster, or resin; but sculpture can be made of almost any material or many materials from marble and bronze to feathers and hubcaps. Any method or material that adds dimension to artwork has potential value to the sculptor.

Natural stone is non-porous and the ideal material for a statue. A statue carved from natural stone will survive longer than concrete, cast stone and other types of materials. Most stone statues are carved from granite or marble.

Some innovative ways of decorating your lamp are 1) Hummingbird Feeder 2) Stepping Stones 3) String Lights 4) Sundial 5) Birdbaths 6) Landscape Edging 7) Fountain 9) Container Plant Arrangement.

For a comprehensive chronology of important dates of the Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic periods of the Pleistocene and Holocene epochs, covering the earliest petroglyphs, sculptures, cave murals, megalithic architecture, pottery, and metalwork, one should refer to the Prehistoric Art Timeline. The Stone Age began about 2.6 million years ago