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CAVE MAN ATE MY CHICKENA RECENTLY discovered cave painting in Cavan, Ireland, believed to be older than the Paleolithic era cave paintings found in Indonesia dating more than 40,000 years old, reveal how longstanding cultural practices of the original Irish population can be traced back thousands of year. The painting found in a recently discovered cave site outside Belturbet depicts neanderthals engaging in a communal meal, believed to be mammoth meat, with the additional elements in the painting fascinating geneticists, anthropologists and paleontologists alike.
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2024
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Martin William Cadogan
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A RECENTLY discovered cave painting in Cavan
Ireland
believed to be older than the Paleolithic era cave paintings found in Indonesia dating more than 40
reveal how longstanding cultural practices of the original Irish population can be traced back thousands of year. The painting found in a recently discovered cave site outside Belturbet depicts neanderthals engaging in a communal meal
believed to be mammoth meat