Thai archaeologists hunt ancient artwork
An antelope, a lonely figure, a family linking arms — Kanniga Premjai shines her flashlight across a cave to reveal long-hidden paintings, a stunning discovery for Thailand's scrappy team of archaeologists.
For months, Kanniga and her small team have combed Sam Roi Yot National Park, about four hours southwest of Bangkok, following a ranger wielding a machete as he slashes a path through thorny vegetation.
They had searched about 40 caves — with no luck — before they stumbled on a cavern located on a steep climb through rocky cliff terrain.
(Source: AFP)
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