One image in the cave is more than 10 feet long.
Archaeologists in Alabama have discovered the longest known painting created by early Indigenous Americans, a new study finds.
Indigenous Americans crafted this 1,000-year-old record-breaking image — of a 10-foot-long rattlesnake — as well as other paintings, out of mud on the walls and ceiling of a cave, likely to depict spirits of the underworld, the researchers said. The cave has hundreds of cave paintings and is considered the richest place for Native American cave art in the…
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