Indonesian cave art 'raises questions about early mankind': 40,000-year-old paintings are the oldest ever found in Asia | Daily Mail Online: "Cave paintings dating back almost 40,000 years have been discovered in Sulawesi, Indonesia.
The artwork includes animal drawings and hand stencils, and each was drawn onto limestone cave sites in the south west of the country.
The artwork is almost as old as those found in Europe, which experts claim raises questions about early mankind and how art developed globally in prehistoric times."
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