Prehistoric Cave Paintings of India depicts Extra Terrestrial Beings to puzzling archeologist By: Bipin Shah Introduction: India has numerous cave painting ranging for medieval times to prehistoric time going back to 30,000 to 40,000 years ago. When modern humans left Africa and settled in India before their dispersal.

Description Bhimbetka Cave Paintings.jpg Looks pretty new right? This painting is from 1500-2000BC. भीमबैटिका The white colour(bottom) was made from grinding limestone with vegetable oil. The rock shelters have preserved the paintings from rain water. Bhimbetka is a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Tip for people who may want to go there: There are guides available from the Madhya Pradesh State Department of Tourism at that site.

Be careful though. Those guys would probably show you only a small part of that area and not the whole place. In case you want to see all the paintings, do not hesitate to take the lead and wander off into other places which the guide didn't take you to(only where the walkways go though; don't wander off into the bushes:P). Date 24 February 2009, 12:24:45 Source originally posted to as Author Permission () This image, which was originally posted to, was uploaded to Commons using on 7 September 2009, 17:38. On that date, it was confirmed to be licensed under the terms of the license indicated. This file is licensed under the license.

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