Archaeologists Uncover Trove Of Ice Age Paintings In Colombian Amazon
Dec 08, 2020
3 minutes
A team of British and Colombian archaeologists has made a spectacular discovery deep in the Amazon rainforest: tens of thousands of paintings strewn across nearly eight miles of cliff faces that date back to the last Ice Age.
The find is being described as “the Sistine Chapel of the ancients” — a trove of ancient paintings made in red ochre that offer a glimpse of a lost civilization.
Mark Robinson, a research fellow in the
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