42,000-Year-Old Crayon Could Rewrite What We Know About Neanderthal Art
Researchers used microscopic and chemical analysis to identify deliberate modifications in the ancient tools.
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The new discovery originates from a piece of sandstone discovered on a riverbank outside Frankfurt, Germany.


The 12,000-year-old carvings acted as “road signs” for early Arabia civilization.


The judges narrowed down the choices from a staggering 325 video entries from 34 countries.