Grotte des Combarelles

Grotte des Combarelles is a prehistoric cave located in southwestern France, renowned for its cave paintings created by early humans around 12,000 years ago. Discovered in 1901, the site features over 600 engravings of animals, handprints, and abstract symbols, reflecting the artistic expression and cultural practices of our ancestors. These artworks are significant for understanding prehistoric life, beliefs, and the environment of the time. The cave is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, highlighting its importance in the study of early human history and art.