[Chouchin, 24.01.2007] In the immediate vicinity of the small village of Les Eyzies, in the Dordogne, there are about 150 caves with evidence of early stone age habitation, and of these about 25 have some kind of parietal (i.e. wall) art. This is an enormously intensive concentration of art, so no wonder a village with less than 1,000 inhabitants has the title of Palaeolithic Capital of France and is home to the National Museum of Prehist [more]