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Chauvet Cave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Chauvet Cave in France is regarded as on of the most important rock sites in the world. The cave paintings of Chauvet have been dated to between 30,000 to 32,000 years ago. ... Map and plan of the Chauvet Cave indicating the locations of the paintings, click each dot to reveal the painting. Locations where there...
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Chauvet Cave in the valley of the Ardèche River in France is filled with paintings, engravings and drawings created some 35 000 years ago, of cave lions, mammoths, rhinos, bison, cave bears and horses. ... Floor plan of the Chauvet Cave, redrawn by Don Hitchcock from, and with additional text adapted also from ;
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The discovery of the Chauvet Cave in December 1994 was a remarkable event. ... Jean Clottes is the leader of the Chauvet Cave research team and an internationally recognized specialist on cave paintings and Palaeolithic art.
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Chauvet Cave is one of the earliest rock art sites in the world, dating to the Aurignacian period in France, about 30,000-32,000 years ago; although its date has been questioned recently. ... More on Chauvet Cave and Paleolithic Art...
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ART HISTORY This lion panel from the Chauvet Cave is 2.5m wide. ... This panel alone is enough to rank Chauvet Cave — named for Jean-Marie Chauvet, the leader of the group that discovered it — among the great prehistoric sanctuaries. These spectacular paintings would fundamentally change our conception of the evolution...
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