Lascaux Caves
These caves in the South of France are over 17,500 years old, from the Palaeolithic era, where early humans had drawn paintings of livestock and other local creatures. The cave contains nearly 2,000 figures, grouped into three main categories: animals, humans, and conceptual signs. There are 90 paintings of stags out of approximately 900 total animal drawings. This cave opened to the public after World War II, but the facility quickly became susceptible to mold and uncleanliness issues.