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They find the oldest Venus in the world
German archaeologists have discovered the oldest known human sculpture: a 35,000 year old Venus.
The sculpture, six centimeters long, has been found in the cave of Hohle Fels, in the German province of Swabia. A woman is characterized by having disproportionate breasts and bulges, belly and big English.
It is the first time they find a sculpture in the form of a prehistoric man. So far, only small sculptures of animals of this time appear.
Image: Image: H. H. Jensen/University of Tübingen
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