Good morning.

Happy Friday morning Murder in the News with Alyssa Carroll.

Good morning, my most beloved heathens. How do you like the new intro? It's for you, all because

of you. Thank you so much. So, how was everyone's week? Have we survived?

So I thought that we would start this one with a tiny little bit of science

and I know this isn't a science podcast, but this particular subject interests me, and I think it would interest some of you too. So coming from BGR.com, the title reads, the oldest known Neanderthal art found after 57,000 years sealed in a cave.

The oldest known Neanderthal art, 57,000 years old. So over 57,000 years ago a group of

Paleolithic humans stood in a cave beneath the French countryside pressing their fingers against the rock, dragging

them against the soft chalky rock of the cave, turning it into a living canvas.

The story they were telling to us is unknown, but this discovery marks the oldest

Neanderthal art that humanity has ever discovered.

A new study on the cave drawings has been published in PLOS 1, PLOS 1,

detailing more about the engravings as they appear in the cave.

The cave, where researchers found the drawings is located beneath the countryside in L-O-I-R-E-L-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-L-E-Lore Valley France.

The new study analyzed the markings and compared them with other markings found around the world,

like the more recent drawings pictured at the top of this article, which you can definitely tell are people either tending animals or they're hunting, but they're definitely humans and then the other figures are definitely animals.

Anyway, I just thought that was very interesting that we

found the oldest bit of Neanderthal art. Now I took one of those ancestry

well I'm that's a lie I took three of those ancestry test kits or whatever and it turns out that I am one of the ones that has that little bit of Neanderthal DNA in them so

It's very interesting to me that my ancestors oldest art has been found anyway moving on so here was one that was sent to

me this goes along with the Animal

Uprising. I should probably make a little sound bite little clip thing about

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