Did Humans Make These Ancient Cave Paintings? | National Geographic
Or was it Neanderthals? This question and others tantalize researchers investigating early paintings in some of Europe’s caves. The paintings date back to a time when Neanderthals and early modern humans lived side by side.
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Display image courtesy Stephan Alvarez; Department of Education, Culture, and Sport of the Government of Cantabria, Spain.
VIDEOGRAPHY: Stephen Alvarez and Robbie Shone
EDITOR: Hans Weise
PALEO-FLUTIST: Gabriele Dalferth
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