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Everybody. cheers and applause so excited. Also on tonights episode santa claus is on the naughty list. Why promposals are dangerous. And donald trump fights with a child. So lets catch up on todays headlines. Lets kick it off with some archaeology news. Every year, we learn more about our part as human beings, and a New Discovery in indonesia might mean that our past is much older than we thought. Archaeologists are amazed and excited by the discovery of prehistoric cave art recently found in indonesia. Cave art being studied by Griffith University academics adam brumm and max aubert could be...

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Award recognises Griffith's ground-breaking research into rock art dating in Indonesia.

45,500-year-old rock painting of pigs in Indonesia is the oldest-known art depicting real, recognisable objects By science reporter Belinda Smith © Provided by ABC NEWS A scene of warty pigs, discovered in an Indonesian cave in 2017, was thought to be painted by modern humans at least 45,500 years ago. (Supplied: AA Oktaviana) More than 45,500 years ago, perched on a ledge at the back of an Indonesian cave, an artist was at work. By flickering firelight, they carefully daubed three Sulawesi warty pigs — one more than a metre long — on the limestone wall using dark red p...

More than 45,500 years ago, perched on a ledge at the back of a cave on the island of Sulawesi, an artist painted what is thought to be the oldest-known depiction of real, recognisable objects in the world.