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One Of The Oldest Neanderthal Archaeological Locations Has Been Discovered At A UNESCO World Heritage Site
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One Of The Oldest Neanderthal Archaeological Locations Has Been Discovered At A UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Cueva Mayor-Cueva del Silo Complex at the Spanish archeological site of Atapuerca contains the site of the Gallery of Statues....

Sep 03, 2022
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According to a recent study1, one of the earliest Neanderthal excavation sites in Spain is an archaeological site that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list and could be 115,000 years old. According to Davinia Moreno, a geochronologist at Spain's National Center for Research on Human Evolution (CENIEH), the region is among the oldest on the Iberian P…

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