Prehistoric cave engravings discovered in France

A cave with vivid prehistoric engravings possibly dating as early as 28,000 BC has been discovered in western France.

A cave with vivid prehistoric engravings possibly dating as early as 28,000 BC has been discovered in western France.

Archaeologists hailed the engravings as a major discovery. They are believed to predate the world’s oldest cave paintings in the famed Lascaux caves, which are about 18,000 years old.

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