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Stone Age artists were obsessed with horses and we don't know why | New Scientist
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Cosquer Cave Paintings/Engravings: Dating, Description, Significance
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| | Cosquer Cave Paintings (25,000 BCE): Hand Stencils: Animal Engravings/Paintings and Abstract Signs
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Ten Oldest Known Cave Paintings in the World
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| | [AI summary] The article highlights the discovery of some of the world's oldest cave paintings, detailing their locations, ages, and cultural significance, particularly emphasizing their role in understanding ancient human creativity and cultural heritage.
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Science Notes - Assessing the accessibility of Atxurra - Current Archaeology
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| | In 'Science Notes', we examine a recent model that maps the terrain of caves where rock art appears, quantifying the accessibility of these areas.
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Cultural Mandate and the Image of God: Human Vocation under Creation, Fall, and Redemption - The Gospel Coalition
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| The responsibility of humanity to obey the "cultural mandate" is well-recognized in evangelical discourse as a way of understanding the relationship between Christianity and culture. But perhaps what is less known is the textual origins of this discussion, in the tradition of neo-Calvinism, and the relationship of that mandate to the metaphysical make-up of human beings. This tradition was birthed out of the theological and public labors of Abraham Kuyper (1834-1920) and Herman Bavinck (1854-1921) from w...