The unique evidence of artistic endeavor did archaeologists discover in South Africa's Blombos Cave was 75 ky old ocher engraved with abstract designs, and beads made from Narrarius shells.
For its contributions to our knowledge of symbols and cognition in early modern humans, Blombos Cave is renowned. The earliest painting in the world, engravings, and shell pearls were among these discoveries. The birthplace of human civilization is referred to as Blombos Cave.
A complete toolkit, consisting of two abalone shells filled with an ochre-rich substance, red paint, and all the artefacts connected with producing it, including seal bone used to add fat to the mixture was also found in previous levels at Blombos Cave, dating to 100,000 years ago.
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