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Two Thumbnail-Size Bird Sculptures Carved From Mammoth Ivory 40,000 Years Ago

via Smithsonian Magazine·Jul 31

The figurines, under an inch long, were buried beneath Germany's Hohle Fels Cave — the site that has produced some of the oldest known figurative art anywhere. They extend the record of what early humans chose to represent.

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