Cave paintings from Lascaux caves (Montignac, Dordogne, France). In the Dordogne area of southwest France, close to the commune of Montignac, is the Lascaux network of caverns. The inside walls and ceilings of the cave are covered with more than 600 parietal wall paintings. The paintings mostly feature huge creatures, indicative of the surrounding current fauna and consistent with the local Upper Palaeolithic fossil record. The paintings are the result of the work of many generations, and after much dispute, their age is now typically considered to be around 17,000 years
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