2026-06-30
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There's an entirely new way of finding out about the lives of ancient humans.
For the first time, ancient human DNA has been found preserved in cave art that was made thousands of years ago.
This is a huge moment in archaeology.
Loads of the cave art made in the stone age was made by spitting
paint onto the walls or putting on with your hands and fingers
so the idea that dna of the artist could be preserved on the walls in the artwork
that idea has been around for a while but until now no one has been able to extract
that dna so this really is a big discovery it's got the potential to identify the actual person
who did the paintings, those paintings tens of thousands of years ago.
And it might also, it might also help tell us about the meaning of the artworks.
From New Scientist, this is the world, the universe and us.
I'm Dr. Rowan Hooper.
Alison George has been reporting on this for us.
Ali, this story is sending shivers down my spine.