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Maya Yang

Largest US cave figures, about 1,000 years old, discovered in Alabama

Anthropomorph in regalia (1.81m tall) from 19th Unnamed Cave, Alabama. Photograph (left) and researcher sketch (right).
Anthropomorph in regalia (1.81m tall) from 19th Unnamed Cave, Alabama. Photograph (left) and researcher sketch (right). Photograph: Courtesy of Cambridge University Press; photograph by Stephen Alvarez and illustration by Jan F Simek

The largest cave figures in North America have been discovered in Alabama as a result of advanced photography.

In a study published on Tuesday in the journal Antiquity, researchers revealed that a cave in the northern Alabama countryside is home to carvings dating back about 1,000 years. Experts estimate that the carvings were made during the Woodland period.

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