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Robin Hood Cave Horse ($CAVEHORSE) is a meme-coin project built around the Robin Hood Cave Horse, an ancient engraving of a horse found in Robin Hood Cave at Creswell Crags in England.
The original artifact is a fragment of bone featuring an engraved horse’s head. It was discovered in 1876 and is estimated to be around 12,750 years old, making it a notable piece of prehistoric British art. 
The crypto project takes this historical symbol and turns it into a community-driven meme brand, combining prehistoric culture, the Robin Hood name, and crypto speculation. Rather than being a traditional utility-focused blockchain project, its appeal appears to come primarily from its meme narrative, recognizable character, community activity, and potential for viral attention.