ZME Science June 29, 2026 • 17:42

Scientists Found Ancient Human DNA on Cave Walls for the First Time and It Could Rewrite the Story of Prehistoric Art - ZME Science

By Tibi Puiu

The find could transform how researchers study prehistoric cave art.

Cave art from Lascaux Cave, in the Dordogne region of France. It contains over 600 stunning parietal wall paintings and 1,500 engravings created by Upper Paleolithic humans roughly 17,000 years ago. … [+5863 chars]

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Scientists Found Ancient Human DNA on Cave Walls for the First Time and It Could Rewrite the Story of Prehistoric Art - ZME Science

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