The discovery of ancient rock art, featuring extinct ice age animals, stretches 8 miles long in colombia. an 8 mile long "canvas" filled with ice age drawings of mastodons, giant sloths and. Thousands of rock art pictures depicting huge ice age creatures such as mastodons have been revealed by researchers in the amazon rainforest . the paintings were probably made around 11,800 to.
A discovery in the amazon rainforest showed an eight mile long "canvas" filled with ice age illustrations of mastodons, giant sloths, as well as other nonexistent beasts. according to a new study. A huge canvas of rock art that was painted around 12,600 years ago has been discovered in the amazon rainforest.the rocky canvas does on for 8 miles or 13 ki a huge canvas of rock art that was. Researchers in the amazon rainforest uncovered an extraordinary “canvas” made up of drawings of mastodons, giant sloths and other extinct beasts, which is up to 12,600 years old. the ancient artists used the red pigment ochre to create the monumental artwork, which spans some 13 kilometres (eight miles) of rock on the hills of the colombian. December 1, 2020. ancient artists created the works between 12,600 and 11,800 years ago. marie claire thomas wild blue media. toward the end of the last ice age, prehistoric artists painted tens.
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