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The marginal rate of substitution
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Prehistoric art made by humans during the Paleolithic era, characterized by cave paintings, carvings, and sculptures.
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Ivory derived from the tusks of mammoths, often used in art or as material for tools and ornaments by prehistoric humans.
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Paleolithic Art
Prehistoric art made during the Paleolithic era, characterized by cave paintings, engravings, and small sculptures, reflecting the earliest known human artistic achievements.
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