Pareidolia May Have Stimulated Paleolithic Humans to Make Cave Art

Pareidolia May Have Stimulated Paleolithic Humans to Make Cave Art

Durham University archaeologist Izzy Wisher and colleagues investigated whether pareidolia may have influenced the artists who painted depictions of animals in the Las Monedas and La Pasiega caves, in Northern Spain.
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