‘Treasure of humanity’: 14,000yo cave paintings found under Spanish town

[PHDNM]

‘Treasure of humanity’: 14,000yo cave paintings found under Spanish town (VIDEO)

Ancient wall engravings of animals dating back 14,000 years have been discovered by archaeologists in a cave below a seaside Spanish town.

The 50 images were found etched into rock at the Armintxe cave in Lekeitio in Spain’s Basque region and depict animals rarely seen in Paleolithic art, such as lions.

https://www.rt.com/viral/362841-basq...cave-painting/

[Sui Generis]

from 14500 years ago.. Awesome

[johen]

Was the paintings done by cromagnon also?

[EL_BARBARO]

That's nothing.



We have rupestre paintings down here in Malaga in Cuevas de Nerja 42,000 years old.

Cromagnon was.

Malaga was one of the last reducts of the Neanderthals in Europe.


http://cuevadenerja.es/blog/797/#more-797

https://es.pinterest.com/pin/556405728941594031/

[wvwvw]

Before our humans ancestors were able to speak they used gestures, paintings, drawings and sing language in order to communicate. This is an undeniable fact! Language evolved with writing. If there had been no writing language would not have evolved beyond primitive gestures and grunts.

[Ujku]

How do they count how old they are?

[ChristinaLadyBug]

[B][SIZE="2"]‘Treasure of humanity’: 14,000yo cave paintings found under Spanish town

from 14500 years ago.. Awesome

Yes, very impressive indeed!