Google invites you to meet humanity's first artists through virtual reality. You can see in 3D the oldest wall paintings in the world, from the cave Chauvet of France.
The Chauvet Cave in France is now closed to the public and contains some of the world's oldest prehistoric designs. You can only visit it via virtual reality and Google has taken care of that.
In this 36.000 years ago one of our ancient ancestors, who of course remains anonymous, shared with us his world through murals.
The company's 3D video will take you from the entrance of the cave located near a river, to its depths where you will see small paintings with livestock of the era. Depicted are mammoths, lions, reindeer, vultures, horses and of course hunters.
Its title Google project is Meet our Ancestors (Meet our ancestors) and pressing it button "translate with Google" the page will "turn" to Greek.
You can watch the video in 3D simply by browser you, or me Interactive reality via StreamVR. The Google website offers all the information you will probably want to hear about this cave. When was it discovered, by whom, what the most famous people said about the murals, such as Picasso, photos from the paintings and a lot more.