The 32 signs that von Petzinger has catalogued in Ice Age cave art across Europe. They account for the vast majority of non-figurative imagery found across the continent during this 30,000-year time span, suggesting that they were used with purpose and were meaningful to their creators. Each of the 32 signs has their own distinct pattern of use. Courtesy Genevieve von Petzinger.
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It feels a bit like the last three got less thought put in their names. Like the w-Sign should be named buttiform or something
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@Innerworld Also curiously appearing around the world. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23230990-700-in-search-of-the-very-first-coded-symbols/

Anyway it’s an octothorpe



