The entrance to the cave.
The province of Santa Cruz hides a treasure trove of rock art that has 10,000 years: The Cave of the Hands. hands, guanacos and the geometric figures printed in the stone are the words oldest known to date, the peoples of South America for the region shall Heritage Cultural Heritage since 1999. 
Between hands, guanacos. The location, secluded and in the middle of the wilderness, has allowed its preservation. The nearest village is located 163 km from Al there, near the Andes mountains, lies Los Antiguos, which was the resting place where the elders of the tribe disappeared. The region has a rich archaeological and paleontological site. The valleys, lakes and rivers treasured paintings and other signs of the men who walked the lands of the south 14,000 years a. C. and the sea that existed before the appearance of man.
You can not get to the cave without a guide. The caves of the Pinturas River preserve works made by Aboriginal Tehuelches and their ancestors. The color of the paintings depended on the raw material that could be obtained, as suits are in red (hematite), white (limestone), black (manganese or charcoal) and yellow (lemon, yellow ocher)
Hands, hands and a lot of hands ...
had been there ...
And now speak to us ...
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