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More than a century after first discovering cave art dating back to the Stone Age in Italy’s Romanelli Cave (they were found in 1905), a team of archaeologists, geologists, and paleontologists have recently found more drawings. The newly discovered Paleolithic art includes geometric designs, a bovid (hoofed mammal), and a bird. The cave, which is... Read more »
Scientists find Stone Age rock art of a bird in an Italian cave with similar paleolithic art estimated at 14,000 years old. The former cave had other art found a century earlier, until the most recent discovery there.
Archeaologists have been working in the Romanelli Cave in Apulia, Italy since 2016, but the first Stone Age artwork was found there over 100 years ago, in 1905.
Researchers have found dozens of new rock art panels at Romanelli Cave in Italy which could evidence a common Paleolithic Eurasian rock art tradition.
Archeologists have discovered more ancient cave art in Italy, more than 100 years after the first images were discovered there.