World’s Oldest Known Rock Art Hand Stencil Discovered in Sulawesi
Scientists have recently identified what is considered the world’s oldest known rock art hand stencil in the Sulawesi, specifically in the Liang Metanduno Cave. The artwork, discovered in limestone caves near Muna Island, is estimated to be at least 67,800 years old, making it older than previously known rock art in Europe. This discovery significantly expands the understanding of early human creativity and symbolic expression.
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