Lascaux

Explore the caves of Lascaux in southwest France to find ancient paintings from 15,000 BC

In 1940, a group of teenagers discovered a complex of caves in southwest France, at Lascaux. The caves are famous for their paintings, largely of realistic images of animals which are known from fossil evidence to have lived in the area at the time.

In Lascaux, the game, the players place a certain amount of cards in the center of the table at the start of each game turn. The players secretly choose one color and then place stones into the ceremony bowl. As more and more players drop out, some will win the animal cards at the end of each game round. At the end of the game each player receives points for animal “types” in which he has the majority.

Box contains:

• 54 playing cards (the animals)
• 50 stones
• 30 cardboard markers
• 1 ceremony bowl
• 1 rules booklet