Scientists discover 40,000-year-old cave art

Cave paintings as old as those found in Europe have been found in Indonesia, raising new questions about early mankind and the development of art in prehistoric times.

Scientists discover 40,000-year-old cave art
Wed, 08 Oct, 2014 - 19:00

Cave paintings as old as those found in Europe have been found in Indonesia, raising new questions about early mankind and the development of art in prehistoric times.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: EuropePlace: IndonesiaPlace: SulawesiPlace: El Castillo cavePlace: Cantabria, northern SpainPlace: Southeast AsiaPlace: AfricaPlace: CantabriaPlace: GibraltarPlace: Lauscaux CavePlace: Vezere ValleyPlace: DordognePlace: BrisbanePlace: MarosPerson: Thomas SutiknaPerson: NeanderthalsPerson: Anthony DossetoPerson: EuropeansOrganisation: University of WollongongOrganisation: UOWOrganisation: Griffith UniversityOrganisation: Wollongong Isotope Geochronology Laboratory
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