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Scientists have discovered in the Spanish cave of Ardales drawings left by Neanderthals between 45 and 65 thousand years ago. Chemical analysis showed that the cave art in Spain was of man-made origin, and archaic people brought ocher from outside the monument. Apparently, karst formations played a symbolic role among some groups of Neanderthals.
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Researchers Yafit Kedar and Ran Barkai from Tel Aviv University (Israel) have hypothesized that prehistoric artists went deep into caves…
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A cave located in present-day France is home to one of the most amazing ancient sculptures in history: two bison…
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Tens of thousands of years ago, our ancestors roamed the planet searching for shelter and food. From time to time,…
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Tens of thousands of years ago, ancient people saw the necessity to leave behind them not only a legacy but…
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44,000-year-old cave art in southern Sulawesi shows what experts believe are shapeshifting beings and the earliest evidence of therianthropy. Around…
