Paragliding offers a glimpse into the world's most ancient, pristine prehistoric landscapes. These areas, teeming with ...

At the time the art was created, people were living as hunters and gatherers, and it's possible that rituals of some form took place in the cave. Chauvet cave in southeastern France has drawings ...

Prehistoric humans used caves for art, and the Chauvet Cave happens to be one of the most important prehistoric art sites in the world. It’s also closed to the public, so you can’t just stroll ...

Situated in southwestern France, Lascaux Cave is world-famous for its stunning Paleolithic cave paintings. Unearthed in 1940, ...

Hidden by a rock slide for 22,000 years, the cave came to light in December 1994, when three spelunkers named Eliette Brunel, Christian Hillaire, and Jean-Marie Chauvet scrambled through a narrow ...

A Neolithic age tiger carving found in the Helan Mountains of China, a Paleolithic era charcoal drawing of a group of lions drawn on the Chauvet Cave in Europe, a 1,700-year-old cave painting of a ...