A new study dives into the relationship between early humans and their surroundings, as researchers uncover mysterious ...

Here's everything you need to know: Why did hunter-gatherers make cave drawings? Scientists have known about prehistoric cave paintings for hundreds of years. Some of the oldest ones date back to ...

The drawings were found in a cave called Leang Bulu'Sipong 4 in the ... How does it compare to other prehistoric art? It may not be the oldest drawing, but researchers say it could be the oldest ...

It's a technique known as finger fluting and is common in prehistoric art, where someone drags fingers through a soft surface. The walls of the cave are a chalky limestone called tuffeau that's ...

The painting in Lascaux, France, as well as other prehistoric art cited in the study, also suggested that other ancient relics were used for time-taking. The Lion-Man of Hohlenstein-Stadel Cave ...

Who made the first drawings? Prehistoric close prehistoricA period of time before history was written. cave art is one of the earliest forms of drawing. Many examples of cave art include drawings ...