How torchlight, lamps and fire illuminated Stone Age cave art

Experiments with stone lamps and torches are helping scientists see 12,500-year-old cave art with fresh eyes.

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Found a pretty cool way to build a lamppost to keep your Base permanently lit instead of constantly relighting torches! Just Stack the Large stools and stick a campfire on top!

Torch light 19th century hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

How our ancestors conquered the dark to produce the world's oldest art

Ancient cave painters deprived themselves of oxygen to get high, new study suggests - CNET

Israeli Archaeologists Crack Mystery of Cave Paintings Done in the Dark - Archaeology

How torchlight, lamps and fire illuminated Stone Age cave art

How Did Stone Age Humans Light Their Caves?

TIL that when a flickering torch is held up to prehistoric cave paintings they appear to move. This has led some researchers to theorize that they were intentionally designed to create this

Man torch cave hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

What did Native Americans use for candles? - Quora

A Guide to Prehistoric Cave Art in France - Archaeology Travel

The Ancient Mystery of the Ever-Burning Lamps