The Grotta del Genovese is a significant prehistoric cave located on the island of Levanzo, part of the Egadi Islands in Italy. It is renowned for its ancient rock art, which dates back to the Upper Paleolithic period. The cave features numerous engravings and paintings that depict various animals and human figures, providing valuable insights into the lives of early humans. Discovered in the early 20th century, the Grotta del Genovese has been the subject of extensive archaeological studies. The artwork within the cave is considered one of the most important examples of prehistoric art in the Mediterranean region, highlighting the cultural and artistic expressions of our ancestors.