Illustration showing initiation rites in Lascaux. Some think the network of caves in Lascaux (southwestern France) were used as a religious sanctuary for initiation ceremonies in the Upper Palaeolithic period. Lascaux is a network of caves in southwestern France containing over 600 parietal wall paintings representing animals of the Upper Palaeolithic period. The paintings are roughly 17, 000 years old (early Magdalenian). | |
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