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Gibraltar's 40,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Cave

There, stone tools, hearths, and the remains of slain animals, such as red deer, ibex, seals, and dolphins, were found.

Aug 10, 2022
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Director of the Gibraltar National Museum and evolutionary biologist Professor Clive Finlayson recently led a group of specialists down the shore’s of Gibraltar to the massive Gorham's Cave Complex. Finlayson and his team went into the Vanguard Cave, which had been nearly totally sealed off by a rockfall and behind this area is 40,000 year old Neanderth…

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