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Thomas:
Why did you skip this reference to cave painting in south Africa using "ochre/red" paint, dating to 43,000B.C.? Which again predates painting in Spain. Is it that your psychopathology doesn't permit it?
http://vm.kemsu.ru/en/palaeolith/cavepaint.html
(Bottom of second paragraph)
In South Africa, in the Lions Cave, the most ancient known place of ochre output, dated according to C-14 to 43200 was found.
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