The Lascaux Cave, discovered on September 12, 1940, revolutionized our understanding of prehistoric art and our origins. A monumental work, the cave continues to inspire the collective imagination and move new generations around the world. Two recent analyses date the cave to 21,000 BC, at the junction of the Upper Solutrean and Badegoulian periods, two phases of the Upper Paleolithic. The cave contains 680 frescoes and 1,500 engravings.

The 3D model can be viewed on the eCorpus platform.