Hundreds of stunning ice age drawings discovered inside Spanish cave
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Archaeologists have identified 280 Paleolithic rock engravings in Cova de la Font Major in northeastern Spain, including 55 animal depictions—horses, deer, and at least one bear—plus parallel lines and loops, making it one of the largest collections of cave art on the Iberian Peninsula, published in the journal Antiquity.
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