archaeology
Hunter-Gatherers' Earliest Depiction of Social Scene? Paleo Engraving is Likely That, Says Study
A 13,000 year-old engraving in a schist slab in northeast Spain is likely the first depiction of a human social scene, say researchers in the Basque region.
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