Paleolithic cave paintings have been found in Aurea Cave in Cantabria, Spain.
The cave drawings include what appears to be a reoccurring sign, consisting of a red vertical line and dots and appearing at different locations within the cave. Some paintings appear to be draw by fingertip while others appear to be made by blowing paint onto the wall.
The Paleolithic period is characterized as when humans first made primitive stone tools. Humans during this period usually lived together in small hunter-gatherer societies.
Story: Government of Cantabria | Photo: TheLocal.es
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