Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur

Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur
Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur
Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur
Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aur

Replicas of paintings in the Chauvet Cave (France).  They date backaround 31,000 years, from the Aurignacian tradition during the UpperPaleolithic:Horses (probably not painted as a herd) Lions or perhaps lionesses (as they have no manes) Rhinos Deer -- source link


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