A monster with Green skin and sharp teeth is imprisoned in a flooded cave with many pointed stalactites forming a cage that ...

For decades, researchers and creationists have debated whether the vibrant red pictographs are images of humans and animals, or rather, depictions of a large winged monster, possibly a pterosaur.

Some cryptozoologists – people who look for legendary animals like the Loch Ness Monster ... It is on a cave wall at a farm called La Belle France. The rock art depicts an animal that ...

What the Cave Art Could Mean Still, the images aren’t frightening. They seem to have been painted with reverence and respect rather than fear and trembling. This led science writer David Quammen to ...

A tribal leader called the sale “heartbreaking.” By Isabella Grullón Paz A Missouri cave considered to be the most important rock art site in North America was sold at auction on Tuesday to a ...

Archaeologists working on the site on the island of Sulawesi said the cave art was at least 45,500 years old. It is also thought to be the oldest surviving image of an animal. Painted using red ...

Up a rocky cliff face, through a narrow opening, and at the end of a snaking passage lies a painting that archaeologists say is the world’s oldest known example of storytelling in art history.

Engravings discovered in La Roche-Cotard cave Jean-Claude Marquet, CC-BY 4.0 More than 57,000 years have passed since Paleolithic humans stood before the cave wall, with its soft, chalky rock ...

Cave paintings and markings uncovered by anthropologists and archaeologists can be categorized as art—some may even count ... some markings on a cave wall in France date back more than 57,000 ...

Near the southernmost tip of South America, people may have started cave painting nearly 8,200 years ago, several millennia earlier than previously suggested by ancient rock art in that area.