Research on these works inspired André Leroi-Gourhan’s work on the “exteriorization” of memory in Gesture and Speech, whose American cover depicts them. Camilla Power theorized that these works depict the “wrong species, wrong sex, [and] wrong time,” since they grew out of sex strikes by “female cosmetic coalitions.” These works’ shared features with psychedelic “form-constants” inform David Lewis-Williams’s theory that they depict “entoptic phenomena.” French thinkers like (*) Georges Bataille (10[1])drew on a book about “four hundred centuries” of these works by the priest Abbé Breuil (10[1])(“BRUH-ee”), who theorized that they exemplify “sympathetic magic” and offered a (10[1])spurious Mediterranean interpretation of the White Lady (-5[1])in Namibia. One of these works dubbed “the Sorcerer” (10[2])was found at Trois-Frères (10[2]-5[1])(“twah-frair”). For 10 points, what type of art was found (10[1])in the (10[1])Hall of Bulls (10[1]-5[1])at Lascaux? (10[1])■END■ (10[4])