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Series of "finger flutings" on a cave wall in France attributed to Neanderthals

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Marks on the walls of La Roche-Cotard Cave were made by fingers "digging" into the soft rock. The finger-flutings appear in eight separate panels inside the cave. They were not made randomly, the researchers postulate.

  1. USArs Technica
    1. Could these marks on a cave wall be oldest-known Neanderthal "finger paintings"?
  2. ILHaaretz
    1. The Aesthetic Neanderthal: Engravings in French Cave Had to Be Theirs, Researchers Say
  3. AUABC News (Australia)
    1. 'Finger flutings' traced on a cave wall may be oldest-known Neanderthal cave engravings

Neanderthals

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sources

  1. 1.Ars Technica
  2. 2.Haaretz
  3. 3.ABC News (Australia)
  4. 4.ABC News

perspectives

  1. 1.Biology
  2. 2.Paleontology
  3. 3.Anthropology

countries

  1. 1.AustraliaAU
  2. 2.GermanyDE
  3. 3.SpainES
  4. 4.FranceFR
  5. 5.CroatiaHR
  6. 6.IndonesiaID
  7. 7.IsraelIL
  8. 8.ItalyIT
  9. 9.PortugalPT
  10. 10.TurkeyTR
  11. 11.South AfricaZA

organizations

  1. 1.PLOS ONE
  2. 2.University of Tours
  3. 3.European Union
  4. 4.Griffith University

persons

  1. 1.Jean-Claude Marquet
  2. 2.Adam Brumm
  3. 3.Eric Robert
  4. 4.Kiona Smith
  5. 5.Michelle Langley
  6. 6.Omry Barzilai

technicals

  1. 1.Neanderthals
  2. 2.La Roche-Cotard Cave
  3. 3.Baltic Sea
  4. 4.Blombos Cave
  5. 5.Bruniquel Cave
  6. 6.Denisova
  7. 7.Golan Heights
  8. 8.Kiik-Koba Cave
  9. 9.Koonalda Cave
  10. 10.Qafzeh Cave
  11. 11.Sapiens
Series of "finger flutings" on a cave wall in France attributed to Neanderthals