From stunning artwork to evidence of elaborate prehistoric butchering, Live Science takes a look at seven amazing caves that ...

Cave paintings and inscriptions date back thousands of years, providing insight into prehistoric human life. However, ...

Lascaux cave in southwestern France contains about 680 painted frescoes and 1,500 engravings that were created around 21,000 years ago, according to the French Ministry of Culture.

The prehistoric human skull found in the Petralona Cave in Northern Greece challenges the Out of Africa theory of the origin of Homo sapiens ...

Some years ago, researchers found evidence in Israel that indicated how prehistoric humans did not ... scattered tortoise remains at Qesem Cave near Tel Aviv, a 400,000-year-old site, Science ...

A new study from Tel Aviv University (TAU) may have found the answer to the question that has been puzzling archeologists for decades: Why is there no prehistoric cave art in the Levant ... faster ...

New research revealed surprising insights into the prehistoric Greek diet, challenging assumptions about their reliance on ...

The most significant evidence of the presence in Wales of Palaeolithic or Old Stone Age people is the burial discovered in Paviland Cave in Gower ... that in the later prehistoric centuries ...

Evidence from elsewhere in Europe shows that people living in caves decorated their walls with pictures of animals. Carvings found on cave walls show giant bulls, stags, horses, bison and birds.

This suggests the people returned to the area for short-term reasons such as hunting, and possibly for burying their dead. The apparent abundance of animal meat suggests there was more to the ...

The first prehistoric cave excavation in Israel took place in ... faster animals. The people who migrated to Europe, on the other hand, found large game once again: woolly mammoths and woolly ...