Who would have thought that Italy is an underexplored country? Nestled in Europe, it has been traversed by tourists from top to bottom. Yet, it turns out that even in a country like Italy, remarkable discoveries can still be made.
Recently, in a remote canyon in the northern part of the country, an entire art gallery was uncovered, featuring around 20,000 drawings. Ancient artists, who lived two thousand years before our era, depicted tools, weapons, and scenes of labor and religious rituals of Bronze Age people on 600 rock surfaces.
This art gallery offers a wealth of insights into the daily lives and customs of our distant ancestors.