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you are listening to right now. It's the Enchamps on History Hit. I'm Tristan Hughes, your host, and in today's

episode where we are talking about an Ice Age wonder

that has been described as a prehistoric Sistine Chapel.

It's called Lasko, a monumental cave in France, adorned with some of the most beautiful depictions of Ice Age

Paleolithic art ever discovered.

Richly covered, these prehistoric painters created hundreds of images of various animals they shared

their Ice Age landscape with in Lasko's various chambers. There are horses, deer, orrocks, bison and more. Roughly 20,000 years old, these paintings are some

of the most stunning masterpieces in the history of art, a prehistoric marvel.

Now to explain all about Lascot to give an audio tour of its many chambers,

well I was delighted to have Professor Paul Pettit

from the University of Durham returned to the show.

Paul's passion for Ice Age archaeology, it seeps through every time I chat to him.

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