February 16, 2025
Researchers have found the oldest 3D map in the world in a cave called Segognole 3 in the Paris Basin in France. This map is believed to be 13,000 years old. It showcases rivers, hills, lakes and other geological features of the region, highlighting the intellect of the Palaeolithic people and their understanding of water flow and landforms. The map carved in sandstone mirrored the region’s landscape, demonstrating their technical and artistic skills. Researchers believe this map helped people understand the geographical features of their region and helped with their hunting activities.
Watch this video to learn about the megalithic monuments in France’s Brittany
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