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Scientists Found Unusual Handprints at This Isolated Site, and No One Knows Who Made Them
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Scientists Found Unusual Handprints at This Isolated Site, and No One Knows Who Made Them
Handprints and footprints pressed into stone on the Tibetan Plateau may represent the oldest known artistic expression, dating back between 169,000 and 226,000 years. Discovered near Quesang village, about 80 kilometers northwest of Lhasa, the impressions were preserved in travertine formed by an ancient hot spring. Their unusual composition has drawn scientific attention for what appears to be a deliberate act rather than random marks left behi…
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