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Hundreds of Ice Age Cave Art Discovered in Spain's Tourist Hotspot
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Archaeologists have discovered a significant collection of prehistoric cave art in the Cova de la Font Major in Catalonia, Spain. The site, which was previously thought to be devoid of such art, contains 280 motifs including zoomorphic figures and geometric forms.
Why it matters
This discovery challenges previous assumptions about the distribution of Paleolithic art in the Iberian Peninsula and highlights the potential for new findings in well-known tourist sites.
The Cova de la Font Major in Catalonia has long been a popular attraction for tourists, scientists, and looters.
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