67,800-year-old cave art in Indonesia recognised by Guinness World Records reveals human evolution history

In a limestone cave on Muna Island in southeastern Indonesia, a faint set of markings on stone has shifted quietly through academic circles and into record books. The surface is not dramatic at first glance, just weathered rock with pigment pressed into it in a way that only becomes clear when the light catches it from the right angle.

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