Cave Paintings Dating Back Thousands of Years Identified in Brazilian National Park - Archaeology Magazine
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Cave Paintings Dating Back Thousands of Years Identified in Brazilian National Park - Archaeology Magazine
Rock art, Itatiaia National Park, Brazil ITATIAIA NATIONAL PARK, BRAZIL––Agência Brasil reports that ancient paintings were recently located in a cave in Itatiaia National Park in the state of Rio de Janeiro. Experts are currently working to determine their age and origins but believe that they may be 2,000 or 3,000 years old. The site is located in the Mantiqueira Mountains, a popular destination for hikers, but had somehow remained hidden unti…
Cave paintings of archaeological value found in Rio de Janeiro
Ancient cave paintings have been discovered in Rio de Janeiro's Itatiaia National Park. Preliminary investigations suggest the artwork may date back 2,000 to 3,000 years and could provide insights into past human presence in the region. The site has been restricted for preservation and is being studied by archaeologists. The paintings were found by chance during a climbing trip and have been safeguarded to prevent vandalism or unauthorized access
Accidental Discovery of 2,000 - 3,000-Year-Old Rock Paintings: The Unknown Reality Unearthed by Archaeologists
The petroglyph found in the park (Photo: Concessionária Parquetur/PNI/Divulgação© Concessionária). A park ranger, during his free time while climbing in an area he oversaw, stumbled upon rock paintings when he attempted to photograph a bouquet of blooming lilies. His keen observation opened new avenues for archaeologists, though it also led to the closure of the park for further investigation of the findings.Researchers from the National Museum,…
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