Found Ancient Engraving of Uro ("Ancestor" of the Bull)

Engraving of aurochs on stone (the image does not refer to the discovery of which the post is about, but to the cave of the Romito)

It was recently found in France a ancient engraving depicting a auroch on a stone plate, an artifact dating back to about 38000 years ago.

The animal is represented surrounded by unidentified abstract figures.

The aurochs were a large bovine which then became extinct (but can be seen faithfully reconstructed in many museums) and is considered the "ancestor" of our bulls.

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