English to Polish Art/Literary Religion Philosophical

The earliest rituals provide some clues. It is known that in Paleolithic times, some 100,000 years ago, the dead were buried with objects, presumably to help them on a journey or in some kind of afterlife existence. Tools and hunting weapons, food and flowers aided the preliterate Neanderthal on an ethereal way to a world that, if not known, was at least imagined. Later, the dead were buried with ornaments, necklaces, and beads, and the early semblances of religious art were observed. Cave art reveals a world perhaps haunted by spirits. The shaman appeared, and religious symbolism flourished.