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SteveT- Yatton
https://phys.org/news/2023-08-topographical-elements-paleolithic-art-revealed.html
I saw this article. Is this an error. The image doesn’t relate to the text. Its not paleolithic. But interesting if its Iberian. If it is Iberian this must be the first depiction of elephants used in combat in rock art. With the elephant on the right there is definately a mahout with the traditional curved hook. Anyone any thoughts?
clive- Grazalema
Hi SteveT…. As you say the image in the article doesn’t seem to fit the text.
Re elephants in Iberia I found this: https://comum.rcaap.pt/bitstream/10400.26/23829/1/Arc%C3%A02014.pdf
And this for a wolly mammoth: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/el-pindal-cave
I guess this should have been the image attached to the article you read?
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SteveT- Yatton
Thanks Clive for the links.
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