'Oldest animal painting' discovered in Borneo

Hmmm could these people have made it to Australia....similar likeness and techniques?

The earliest known painting of an animal has been identified in a cave on the island of Borneo. The artwork, which is at least 40,000 years old, is thought to be the oldest example of figurative painting - where real objects are depicted rather than abstract shapes. The researchers aren't certain what animal it represents, but their hunch is that it's a banteng, a type of wild cow that lives in the area today.

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I find it interesting they look the same as painting found here (Australia)

Beno

I find it interesting they look the same as painting found here (Australia)

human hands tend to look very similar from human to human

but they stick man game was advanced, i wish i could made them in dynamic ways like this (not sarcastic at all)

originally posted by: Indigent

I find it interesting they look the same as painting found here (Australia)

human hands tend to look very similar from human to human

but they stick man game was advanced, i wish i could made them in dynamic ways like this

(not sarcastic at all)

That would be the same timeline as when their ancestors migrated into Australia.

I keep hearing a Didgerdoo and our galaxy in the sky when I see that picture.

What about the figure near the bottom.
Looks like he was shot and the bullet exploded his chest while he holds onto a hand gun.

But that might just be me.