Archaeologists have made a significant discovery of Palaeolithic cave art in "Cova Dones" or "Cueva Dones", a cave site in Spain. With over 100 ancient paintings and engravings believed to be at least 24,000 years old, this discovery can arguably be considered one of the most important finds on the Eastern Iberian Coast in Europe.

Researchers discover 'remarkable' 24,000-year-old palaeolithic cave art in Spain

A mysterious 25,000-year-old structure built of the bones of 60 mammoths has been unearthed in Russia. Researchers believe mammoth houses were generally iconstructed by Palaeolithic people to serve as houses, providing refuge during harsh winters.

Oldest and largest Ice Age 'mammoth house' found in Russia

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Researchers discover 'remarkable' 24,000-year-old palaeolithic cave art in Spain

Oldest and largest Ice Age 'mammoth house' found in Russia