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Ancient Cave in Spanish Pyrenees Reveals Thousands of Years of Human Activity

Pyrenees Cova del Sardo Prehistoric Archaeology

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Archaeologists uncover evidence of repeated prehistoric visits to Cova del Sardo, a remote Pyrenees cave, with findings including a child's tooth, green copper-bearing minerals, and signs of intermittent occupation across millennia.

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