
Épisode 20
26min.
Dates that Made History - -18,000 – The Lascaux Cave
Description
Despite its worldwide fame, Lascaux is no longer considered to be the "Palace of Versailles " or the "Sistine Chapel " of prehistory, and is no longer considered to be the place of invention or creation of art. What if Lascaux was actually from a "Middle Ages " of prehistoric and human art?
Since its almost miraculous discovery in 1940, the cave has certainly been dethroned by other sanctuaries of art, such as Chauvet, but above all it has been overshadowed by the discovery of older painted caves: the oldest ones date as far back from Lascaux as we are today from the latter.
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Épisodes de la série

26min
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Dates that Made History - April 3, 33 : The Crucifixion Of Jesus

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Dates that Made History - Death Of Alexander The Great

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Dates that Made History - 1492: A New World

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Dates that Made History - 20 June 1789: The Tennis Court Oath

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Dates that Made History - February 11, 1990: Mandela Is Released From Prison

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Dates that Made History - August 24, 79 : The Destruction Of Pompei

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Dates that Made History - August 6, 1945 : Hiroshima

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Dates that Made History - The Beginnings Of The Black Death

24min
Dates that Made History - 1431: The Fall Of Angkor

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Dates that Made History - -399 Bc – The Trial Of Socrates

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Dates that Made History - 1270, Louis Ix Dies In Carthage

26min
Dates that Made History - 1610, The Assassination Of Henry Iv

26min
Dates that Made History - 1776, The American Independence

26min
Dates that Made History - - 753: The Foundation Of Rome

26min
Dates that Made History - May 29, 1453, The Fall Of Constantinople
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