A cave-turned-time capsule has preserved some of North America's earliest industry

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La Mina, a cave discovered in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, flooded during the last ice age and preserved evidence of ochre mining. An international team of divers and scientists are using 360° video to explore and document this primitive industry.

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