Rock Carvings Show 14,000-Year-Old Depiction Of Human Dwellings
- 8 years ago
A recent study describes the examination of a set of 13,800-year-old rock carvings in Spain that are believed to be the oldest depictions of a human settlement found thus far.
Ancient cave drawings have been found before, but a set uncovered in 2013 in Spain is considered particularly unique because of its subject.
A recent study describes what may be the oldest-known representation of a human social space, possibly in the form of a “hunter-gatherer campsite.”
A close inspection of the stone slab shows seven separate carvings which appear to resemble huts.
This art is thought to have been created about 13,800
Ancient cave drawings have been found before, but a set uncovered in 2013 in Spain is considered particularly unique because of its subject.
A recent study describes what may be the oldest-known representation of a human social space, possibly in the form of a “hunter-gatherer campsite.”
A close inspection of the stone slab shows seven separate carvings which appear to resemble huts.
This art is thought to have been created about 13,800