Archaeologists flying drone cameras discovered 7,000-year-old prehistorical rock paintings in remote caves in Spain in a pioneering study.
A team of researchers at the University of Alicante used drones to study hard-to-reach mountain shelters in Alicante, Spain, and revealed ancient Neolithic cave paintings dating back thousands of years ago.The archaeologists studied the inaccessible mountain shelters in the Castellet-Barranc del Salt ravine and Port de Penáguila by photographing and recording videos of the walls in 18 shallow cavities using small unmanned aerial vehicles .
The most noteworthy painting included figures of archers, deer, and goats — some of which were drawn as if they were wounded with arrows.Painting of human figures captured by drone photography.
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