alleryIn rock art, pictographs differ from petroglyphs because pictographs are
Apainted on rock
Bcarved into rock
Cmade of clay
Dprinted on paper
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. painted on rock
1. In prehistoric art a pictograph is art painted on rock surfaces.
2. Petroglyphs are contrasted with them: they are carved or incised.
3. So pictographs are painted.
Clay and paper are not rock surfaces.
_Source: Wikipedia, Pictogram, lead section_
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