Children’s Hand and Footprints Found In Tibet May Be The World's Oldest Cave Art
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A neatly-laid out sequence of five handprints and five footprints found near the village of Quesang in Tibet is being hailed as the world's oldest human art. The fossilized indentations were etched on travertine — pliable limestone formed by deposits from natural springs that harden over time. Based on the dimensions, the researchers believe the footprints belonged to a seven-year-old, while the handprints were those of a 12-year-old.
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- crosthebeast2년 이상Wow That Is Very Cool!
- thegretest212년 이상So precious!
- majestic_tiger12년 이상wow so cute
- xxprincessaryax3년 이하so cool!
- iheartpuppies약 3년This is so cool!! fun fact: we are losing our pinky toe due to shoes. If you look at these footprints, they are more rectangular that human feet are today.
- scorpina123약 3년wow really cool 8)
- filky약 3년dogo news the best! also do you say dog o or do go ?
- vtorresmacias20studentwpsorg3년 이상thats soo cool
- jj_creator3년 이상I think this is crazy how there are different 'species' of humans. It's creepy and cool at the same time!
- rainy_day3년 이상Very interesting!:}