8,000-year-old drawings discovered in Spain

In one of the caves of Mount Creus, located in the Spanish Valencia, rock paintings were found, the age of which dates back to at least eight thousand years.

Neolithic images in Spain are not uncommon: many caves in the kingdom are rich in primitive images. However, scientists were interested in another thing, the drawings depicted human figures. By the location of the lines and circles (body, arms, legs, head and even genitals), scientists realized that the drawings depict a male hunter who is holding a weapon in his hands.

Scientists commented on the find as a miracle, because the creations are amazingly well preserved to this day.

Most likely, the find will be the main attraction of Tabernes de Valdigna.