dammit Og, can't you see that Trug is doing what he loves?
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Had a random thought on this:
What if these were early white board planning sessions that no one came back to erase?
Post match analysis. This is where we fucked up and why Dave ended up with a mammoth tusk through his belly.
Ahh, hate to be a stickler but you don’t find these works of art right at the entrance but rather deeper inside the cave.
As a fellow stickler, you can sometimes find these works at the cave entrance, but time tends to be less kind to works that are less protected.
I personally know of several sites in North America where the works are on an open cliff face, but also continue into the nearby caves. I'll not be specific with locations, because people have vandalized a few of the sites.
But yes, the deeper into the cave, the more likely that such drawings have survived to modern times.
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