Haunting Caves That Neanderthals Lived In: Spooky Rock Art Explained

[@salty937]

I went down in Rouffignac Cave [France] last year. Even at a depth of 2 km, the quality of the parietal art was amazing. The art did not get weird the deeper we went. As George described, the descent and return trip would have required many torches or oil lamps and hours of time.

[@DreamerBooksAnIceAgeSaga]

Thanks so much for this wonderful episode! I hope you'll be delving into cave art & markings again!

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

With it becoming more of my main focus - you bet!

[@Chris-64832]

Thank you ❤, this talks always give much to think about

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

Glad you think so!

[@Petal-Lavelle]

What a wonderful episode. Thank you. If you could follow up on the use of psychotropic substances by our cave friends that would be awesome

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

That’s a fun idea! We will have to visit in Season 4!

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@cavemancaveman5190]

Holy mackerel Shied away from catastrophe almost as fast. Wreckage is a great term...but how did it become wreckage from refuge? Y'all good keep up the good work

[@cavemancaveman5190]

Gman shows up with a camera?

[@sydneygrace-oconnor3067]

It's 2024. You can dress up as Flint Dibble.

[@worldofpaleoanthropology]

ROFL, I like the guy, but he brought it all on himself, and I had to chortle at this a little!

[@JUANORQUIO]

WoW! That’s Tremendously Awesome! Have An Incredible Weekend! 🫶🏻🤩❤️✨