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Engraved Ocher Plaque from Blombos Cave, South Africa. The oldest artifact of mankind, 70th millenni
Engraved Ocher Plaque from Blombos Cave, South Africa. The oldest artifact of mankind, 70th millennium BC. Found in the collection of Smithsonian Institution Archives
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Caption: This print showcases the remarkable Engraved Ocher Plaque from Blombos Cave, South Africa. Considered to be the oldest artifact of mankind, dating back to the 70th millennium BC, this ancient treasure offers a glimpse into our distant past. Currently housed in the esteemed Smithsonian Institution Archives collection, it stands as a testament to human evolution and ancient cultures. The intricate stone carving on this ocher plaque speaks volumes about the creativity and artistic abilities of our ancestors during the Middle Stone Age. Discovered by renowned archaeologist Christopher Henshilwood at Blombos Cave, this significant find has shed light on early human civilizations and their sophisticated practices. The delicate engravings etched onto the plaque reveal an advanced level of craftsmanship for its time. The precise lines and patterns suggest that these early humans possessed a deep understanding of symbolism and aesthetics. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing piece of history, we are reminded of our shared heritage with those who came before us. It serves as a reminder that art has always been an integral part of human existence – transcending time and connecting us across millennia. This photograph captures not only an extraordinary artifact but also invites contemplation on our own place within the vast tapestry of human civilization.
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