A Paleolithic site in the Dordogne department in southwestern France. In 1901, Breuil, Capitan, and Peyronni investigated the cave and determined that the murals in the cave were from the Paleolithic period, which was also recognized by the Academie de Paris. This was the first time that Paleolithic cave murals were officially recognized. The cave is divided into two. Cave 1 is long and narrow, measuring 237m in length, 1.5-2m in width, and 1.6-1.75m in height. The murals (mostly line drawings) begin 120m from the entrance, and line drawings of various sizes overlap each other. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
フランス南西部,ドルドーニュDordogne県にある旧石器時代の遺跡。1901年にブルイユ,カピタンL.Capitan,ペイロニが調査して,洞窟内の壁画を旧石器時代のものであるとし,パリの学士院もこれを認めた。旧石器時代の洞窟壁画が公認されたのは,これが最初である。洞窟は二つに分かれ,第1洞は長さ237m,幅1.5~2m,高さ1.6~1.75mと細長く,入口から120mのところから壁画(ほとんど線刻画)が始まり,大小さまざまの線刻画が重なりあっている。
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