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The world’s oldest mural is just someone saying “look at my dog.” Humanity has always been exactly this.

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The world's oldest known cave art, found in places such as Sulawesi and Spain, is thousands of years old and includes hand stencils and animal figures. Its meaning is debated, and no 'look at my dog' mural is documented.

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