The Spear of Lascaux is a prehistoric artifact discovered in the Lascaux cave system in southwestern France. Dating back to around 15,000 years ago, it is believed to have been used by early humans for hunting. The spear is notable for its craftsmanship and the insights it provides into the lives of our ancestors. The Lascaux caves are famous for their stunning cave paintings, which depict various animals and hunting scenes. These artworks are considered some of the finest examples of Upper Paleolithic art, showcasing the creativity and skill of early humans in the Paleolithic era.