In a groundbreaking discovery that sheds new light on early human creativity, archaeologists have uncovered the earliest evidence of blue pigment in Europe at a Paleolithic site in Germany. The find, detailed at [Archaeology News Online Magazine], dates back tens of thousands of years and provides fresh insights into the symbolic and artistic practices of prehistoric communities. This unprecedented revelation not only pushes back the timeline for the use of colored pigments in Europe but also deepens our understanding of early human culture during the Paleolithic era.
Earliest Blue Pigment Discovery Reveals Advanced Paleolithic Artistry in Germany
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable find at a Paleolithic site in Germany, where traces of a blue pigment have been identified, pushing back the timeline of sophisticated artistic expression in Europe. This rare discovery, dating back over 40,000 years, challenges previous assumptions that early humans predominantly used red and…
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Author : Samuel Brown
Publish date : 2025-09-30 21:23:00
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