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The Dorians were one of the major ethnic groups of ancient Greece. They are traditionally regarded as one of the three main groups that comprised the ancient Greeks, along with the Ionians and Aeolians. The division of the Greeks into these three groups is based on linguistic, cultural, and historical differences.   The Dorians are often associated with the Dorian invasion, a hypothetical migration or series of migrations that ancient historians believed occurred around the 12th century BCE. According to this tradition, the Dorians invaded and displaced the Mycenaean Greeks, leading to significant changes in the political and cultural landscape of ancient Greece.   The Dorian invasion is a term used to describe the supposed movement of the Dorians into the southern and central regions of Greece throughout the late Bronze Age. This migration, as described in ancient sources like Herodotus and later historians, was said to have led to the fall in of the Mycenaean civilization. T...

The Lascaux Caves, located in southwestern France, are a complex of caves renowned for their Paleolithic cave paintings. The paintings, estimated to be around 17,000 years old, provide a glimpse into the art and culture of Upper Paleolithic people. The caves are often referred to as the "Sistine Chapel of Prehistoric Art" due to the exceptional quality and quantity of the paintings. The caves contain over 600 parietal wall paintings, depicting primarily large animals such as aurochs, horses, deer, and ibex. There are also representations of human figures and abstract symbols. The art is characterized by its sophisticated use of color, shading, and perspective. The paintings in the Lascaux Caves belong to the Upper Paleolithic period and are associated with the Magdalenian culture. They are among the finest examples of prehistoric cave art, illustrating the advanced artistic abilities of early humans. The Hall of the Bulls is one of the most famous sections of the cave complex...