India’s Oldest Cave Art

India’s Oldest Cave Art

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jun 27, 2025
A UNESCO site, these caves hold art dating back 30,000+ years—showing hunting scenes, animals, and early human rituals.

Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, Madhya Pradesh

A UNESCO site, these caves hold art dating back 30,000+ years—showing hunting scenes, animals, and early human rituals.

This lesser-known site houses delicate paintings of dancers and humans, believed to be among India’s first expressions of drama and art.

Jogimara Cave, Chhattisgarh

This lesser-known site houses delicate paintings of dancers and humans, believed to be among India’s first expressions of drama and art.

Engravings here include hammer marks and animal carvings, possibly linked to ritualistic drumming by Neolithic communities.

Kupgal Hill, Karnataka

Engravings here include hammer marks and animal carvings, possibly linked to ritualistic drumming by Neolithic communities.

Lakhudiyar Caves, Uttarakhand

Known for human and animal figures in black, red, and white—these paintings also show geometric patterns and handprints.

Sitanadi Caves, Odisha

These caves depict deer, bulls, and human figures engaged in hunting—giving insights into early tribal life and survival practices.

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Ranchi Region, Jharkhand

Caves like Isko and Saptparni feature vibrant rock art showcasing farming, warfare, and community scenes from early human settlement.

Adamgarh Hills, Madhya Pradesh

Home to Paleolithic tools and Mesolithic paintings, this site bridges India’s tool-making era and early visual storytelling.

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