بوابة أخبار اليوم
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For the first time, scientists have succeeded in extracting ancient human DNA from the walls of caves in Spain and Portugal, including the Altamira Cave, where the samples are at least two thousand years old. Researchers are exploring the possibility that this discovery could open new horizons for understanding women's roles in ancient art, tracking the movements of artists, as well as studying the artistic abilities of Neanderthals. Previously, DNA was only extracted from bones and artifacts, but this discovery broadens the potential for studying human history and ancient arts through cave walls. It represents a significant step in the "First Art" project aimed at understanding the origins of art.
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