The oldest star of the starry sky is about 32,500 years old
The oldest map of the starry sky is cut out on a piece of mammoth tusk, and she is about 32,500 years old. So thinks Munich archaeologist Michael Rappenglyuk, reports Die Welt (translation on the website inopressa.ru ). A fragment of a mammoth tusk of only 4 by 1.4 cm with a pattern cut on it was discovered back in 1979 in the Swabian Alba. However, scientists were able to study the image only now. New data make you think that the male figure depicted on it is Orion constellation, experts say.