The carving of a horse with traces of a layer of ocher painting from Hayonim Cave, now in the Israel Museum, is generally categorized as Aurignacian and variously dated to 40,000-18,500 BP.[8][9][10][4] This may be one of the earliest known manifestation of human art, together with the ocher pieces of Blombos Cave, before the outpouring of parietal art in Europe.[11]