Prehistory

Du Big Bang à l’âge du Bronze

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A period of 13.7 billion years separates the Big Bang from the Bronze Age. Galaxies, stars and planets were then engendered. And on Earth, where life appeared, the continents settled. More and more developed forms of life took over from unicellular beings. Five million years ago, primates occasionally emerged as bipeds, the first stage in an evolution which, about 200,000 years ago, resulted in the Homo sapiens sapiens whose parietal and portable art represents a priceless asset to his heirs as they undertake a long journey through the History of Humanity…

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