

Cave Art, Archaeology & the Emergence of Modern Humans | Maxime Aubert | 179
Oct 8, 2024
In this episode, guest Maxime Aubert, a geochemist and archaeologist from Griffith University, dives into the world of ancient cave art and human evolution. He reveals insights about the oldest known cave art and its implications for modern human cognition. The discussion highlights the significance of artistic expressions in understanding human migration and creativity, particularly in France's Chauvet Cave and Sulawesi's ancient sites. Aubert shares innovative dating techniques that are reshaping our understanding of prehistoric societies and the role of art in early human life.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
A Journey Through Archaeology and Geochemistry
01:35 • 3min
Cave Art and Human Migration
04:26 • 14min
Dating the Past: Innovations in Rock Art Analysis
18:55 • 19min
Unveiling Prehistoric Art: Insights from Sulawesi
37:56 • 21min
Uncovering Ancient Voices: The Evolution of Cave Art
59:11 • 13min
Evolving Narratives in Human Evolution and Archaeology
01:12:35 • 3min
Skepticism in Archaeology and Health Innovations
01:15:15 • 4min