Shulgan-Tach
Rock paintings in Kapova Cave, discovered by Soviet archaeologists in the 1960s, provide rare evidence of ancient human life in the Southern Urals.
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Rock paintings in Kapova Cave, discovered by Soviet archaeologists in the 1960s, provide rare evidence of ancient human life in the Southern Urals.
Synopsis
Kapova Cave in the Southern Urals became a significant site for Paleolithic studies in the 1960s. Soviet archaeologists conducted research there, revealing ancient rock paintings that captured the interest of the scientific community. These artworks provide evidence of early human life and activities. The documentary discusses the findings at Kapova Cave and its place within the broader context of Paleolithic culture. It runs for 39 minutes and was released in 2021.
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