38,000-Year-Old Cave Paintings Could Have Huge Impact on Archaeology and Modern Art
The drawings are pointillist engravings which could give new insights into both archaeology and modern art.
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Discovery Reveals Ancient Humans in Ireland, Norman Lewis’ Art Market Moment—and More
The bones of a bear feature 12,500-year-old knife markings.
Before Vesuvius, Prehistoric Man May Have Drawn the First Volcano in a French Cave
A series of mysterious, previously unidentified, “spray shaped designs” in France may have been identified by scientists as the earliest known imagery of volcanic activity.
