Question

a work of art is considered prehistoric if it is: (1 point) more than 5,000 years old from a culture that already possessed written language found in a cave not known when it was produced

Explanation:

Prehistoric art is defined as art created by cultures that had not yet developed a written language; the term "prehistoric" refers to the period before written records. The age alone (5,000 years old) does not define it, as some cultures with writing existed that long ago. Cave locations are common for prehistoric art but not a defining trait, and unknown production dates also do not make art prehistoric.

Answer:

more than 5,000 years old
from a culture that already possessed written language
found in a cave
not known when it was produced