Invisible Mineral Coating Revealed as Secret to 37,000-Year-Old Chauvet Cave Art Preservation
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Researchers from Sorbonne Université and France’s National Center for Scientific Research discovered an invisible mineral coating that helped preserve the 37,000-year-old Paleolithic paintings in France’s Chauvet Cave. Using a novel non-destructive technique, scientists analyzed the cave walls, which feature hundreds of Ice Age animal depictions like horses, lions, and mammoths previously protected by natural prehistoric collapses.
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