Sulawesi Cave Art Pushes Back Human History in Nusantara to 67,800 Years Ago
A 67,800-year-old handprint cave painting discovered on Muna Island, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, significantly pushes back the history of human artistic expression. This evidence highlights the crucial role of the Indonesian region in early human cultural development.
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