cave art

Maya writing in Naj Tunich Cave
Naj Tunich Cave Maya pictographs
by Stephen Alvarez|April 11, 2022|2000 BP, age, cave art, Maya, Painting, pictograph, Rock Art
The Maya pictographs in Naj Tunich Cave rocked the world of Maya archaeology when they were discovered.
A Southeastern Cave Entrance
Indigenous Cave Explorers of the Southeastern US
by Gregory Crouch|April 3, 2022|cave art, Mississippian, Mural of America, Native American, North America, petroglyph, Rock Art, Uncategorized, unnamed cave, Woodland
Indisputable evidence proves Indigenous Americans ventured as far as 3 miles into southeastern caves 5,000 years before the invention of electric light. Native Americans were excellent cave explorers.
Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian. The Precontact Native American Cultures of Southeastern United States
by Gregory Crouch|March 23, 2022|age, Alabama, Archaic, cave art, geoglyph, Mississippian, Modern, Native American, North America, Painting, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Tennessee, Woodland
Archaic, Woodland, and Mississippian the pre contact Native American Cultures of the Southeastern US.
Paenl of the Four Horses
Panel of the Four Horses, Chauvet in VR
by Stephen Alvarez|February 11, 2022|age, Aurignacian, cave art, Chauvet, Europe, France, Paleolithic, pictograph, Rock Art, Virtual Reality
The panel of the Four Horses in Chauvet Pont d'Arc cave is now online in VR
Falcon Warrior in Devilstep Hollow Cave
Devilstep Hollow Cave
by ancientartarch|February 9, 2022|cave art, Mississippian, Mural of America, Native American, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art, Tennessee, Virtual Reality
People we refer to as Mississippian used Devilstep Hollow cave as a ceremonial space. Explore the artwork and symbols sealed inside
pictograph handprint in El Castillo
Dating Rock Art, How Old Is It?
by Joshua Alvarez|January 14, 2022|36000 BP, age, Altamira, cave art, Chauvet, Europe, France, How Old Is It?, pictograph, Rock Art, Spain
paintings in El Castillo in Spain are more than 40,000 years old, much older than previously suspected
What does it take to understand cave art?
by Stephen Alvarez|January 10, 2022|20000, age, cave art, petroglyph, Rock Art, Spain
a glimpse into the mind of the paleolithic artist
The handprint pictograph is the universal symbol for humanity
by Stephen Alvarez|January 3, 2022|Bears Ears, cave art, pictograph, Rock Art, San Juan County, Utah
Handprints are the universal symbol of humanity. We have seen them across all of human history and on 6 continents
Altamira Cave, Spain
Altamira Cave, Spain
by Stephen Alvarez|April 2, 2021|1400BP, Altamira, cave art, Europe, How Old Is It?, Magdalenian, Painting, Paleolithic, pictograph, Rock Art, Spain, Virtual Reality
Altamira cave is Spain is one of the most pristine examples of paleolithic cave art, but the pictographs discovery is rooted in controversy
Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave, France
Chauvet Cave the discovery of 36,000-year-old art
by Gregory Crouch|March 14, 2021|36000 BP, age, Aurignacian, cave art, Chauvet, Europe, France, Painting, Paleolithic, petroglyph, pictograph, Rock Art
almost 30 years ago explorers forced their way into Chauvet cave in France, what they found astounded the world.