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The paintings in the Lascaux cave were discovered by who?
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The paintings in the Lascaux cave were discovered by who?

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Four teenage boys

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The answer is four teenage boys.

The entrance to the Lascaux cave was stumbled upon by 18-year-old Marcel Ravidat who happened to come across it and decided to go back with his three friends: Jacques Marsal, Georges Agnal, and Simon Coencas.

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