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The Venus of Willendorf is said to be between 28000 and 25000 BCE. This ancient sculpture of a big booty Judy was carved out a limestone not native to the Austrian land it was discovered on, and was tinted. Not much is known of this and many Venus figurines, but many archeologists speculate that due to the emphasized nature of the sculpture, it may have been used as a fertility goddess of some sort.

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Stonehenge is dated as far back as 2400 and 3000 BCE. This is considered both some sort of architectural achievement (it was aliens) as well as signs of ancient art by humans (or aliens obviously).

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Ancient Cycladian Art (dude with no arms)

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Ancient Cycladian Art (dude with no arms)

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The Keros Harpist is dated back to 27000 BCE. The Cyclades, are a group of islands in the southwestern Aegean. According to archeologist, the Neolithic settlements were built on fishing and farming wheat. Even during the Stone Age, the Keros Harpist is evidence that these ancient settlements were accomplished in music making and sculpting. A culture that favored the arts.

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Radiocarbon Dating places the paintings between 30000 - 32000 BCE. This French (haha losers) cave is significant to archeologists not only because of these paintings but also due to remains. Inside the cave have been found not only ancient human remains, but also markings from several extinct animals. Radiocarbon dating shows that there were two periods of habitation, one 37,000 to 33,500 years ago and the second from 31,000 to 28,000 years ago with most of the black drawings dating to the earlier period.