Deutsch: Stereolithografie: Die Venus vom Hohle Fels ist eine etwa sechs Zentimeter hohe, aus Mammut-Elfenbein geschnitzte Venusfigurine, die im September 2008 bei Ausgrabungen in der Höhle Hohler Fels am Südfuß der Schwäbischen Alb bei Schelklingen entdeckt wurde. Die Figur wurde vor wenigstens 35.000 Jahren hergestellt.
English: Stereolithography: The "Venus of Hohle Fels" is a Venus figurine approximately six centimeters tall and carved from mammoth ivory. It was discovered in September 2008 during excavations in the cave Hohler Fels at the southern foot of the Swabian Alps near Schelklingen. It was created ca. 35,000 years ago and is thus the oldest known representation of a human being.
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