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The Painters of Chauvet Were Thought to Draw Their Prey: 65% of the Animals Painted Never Ended up in Their Plates

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We often imagine the artists of prehistory leaning on their rock walls faithfully representing the menu of the day: a mammoth here, a horse there, all in an illustrated pantry logic. It is moreover the image that still circulates in many textbooks. Yet, in the Chauvet cave, in Ardèche, [...]
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We often imagine the artists of prehistory leaning on their rock walls faithfully representing the menu of the day: a mammoth here, a horse there, all in an illustrated pantry logic. It is moreover the image that still circulates in many textbooks. Yet, in the Chauvet cave, in Ardèche, [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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