Map: Upper Paleolithic Art in Europe

Paleolithic Art in Europe
Thin dark blue line: coastline in the last glaciation
Thick light blue (cyan) line: limits of the main glaciations
Red tones: mural art
Green tones: portable art

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No copyright: released to public domain by Wikipedia author Sugaar in
December 2006.

Gorges of the Ardeche

©Berkay Dinçer

A view from Gorges of the Ardeche (Vallon pont d'Arc).

Gorges of the Ardeche (des gorges de l'Ardéche) is one of the most
important area for the Upper Paleolithic cave art. Today it's covered
with forest, but it is known that it was more steppic at the time of
first artists in the Upper Paleolithic.

Famous Chauvet Pont d'Arc cave is located "somewhere" in this area.
Only archaeologists know its exact location.

Lascaux animal paintings

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Lascaux animal painting

Photo by: Prof saxx
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