Indonesia Finds World's Oldest Cave Art, 67,800+ Years Old
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"Handprints in negative, stencilled, probably using red ochre."
ภาพพิมพ์มือในรูปแบบเนกาทีฟ พิมพ์ลายฉุ น่าจะใช้สีแดงรงควัตถุ
"The fingers of one of the hands were retouched to become pointed like claws – a style of painting only seen in Sulawesi."
นิ้วของมือข้างหนึ่งถูกตกแต่งใหม่ให้แหลมเหมือนกรงเล็บซึ่งเป็นรูปแบบการวาดภาพที่พบได้เฉพาะในสุลาเวสีเท่านั้น
Key Entities
Place
The country where the world's oldest known rock art was discovered.
The country whose archaeologists collaborated on the discovery of ancient cave art in Indonesia.
The island in Sulawesi province, Indonesia, where the ancient cave art was found.
The Indonesian province where the ancient cave art was discovered on Muna Island.
Organization
The news publication that reported on the discovery of ancient cave art.
The scientific journal where the research on the Indonesian cave art was published.
The Australian university where archaeologist Maxime Aubert is based.
Person
Maxime Aubert(แม็กซิม โอแบร์)
An archaeologist from Griffith University, Australia, who was involved in the discovery and analysis of the ancient cave art.
Adhi Agus Oktaviana(อธิ อากัส อ็อกตาเวียนา)
The lead author of the research and an Indonesian archaeologist who advised on the location of the ancient cave art.