Lee Olsen Wrote:
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> Khazar-khum Wrote:
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> > So you don't know what representational art
> looks
> > like. OK.
>
> "All examples of early cave art dated thus far
> were created in red pigment, and comprise dots,
> lines, disks, and hand stencils (30)."
> Hoffmann et al., Science 359, 912–915 (2018)
>
> Nope, no representational art claimed for
> Neanderthals in that paper, where did you say you
> saw it?

Still waiting for an answer from KK.

Got an answer here though:
[science.sciencemag.org]
Abstract
"Hoffmann et al. (Reports, 23 February 2018, p. 912) report the discovery of parietal art older than 64,800 years and attributed to Neanderthals, at least 25 millennia before the oldest parietal art ever found. Instead, critical evaluation of their geochronological data seems to provide stronger support for an age of 47,000 years, which is much more consistent with the archaeological background in hand."