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42,000-year-old Shell Jewellery Workshop Discovered – The Oldest in Western Europe

27 September 2025

Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in Saint-Césaire, Charente-Maritime, uncovering what is now considered the oldest shell jewellery workshop in...

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A new study shows that the cave paintings at Cueva Ardales are the work of Neanderthals

21 August 2021

A study of pigments used in murals in the Cueva Ardales caves in southern Spain has revealed that Neanderthals, long...

42,000-year-old Shell Jewellery Workshop Discovered – The Oldest in Western Europe

A new study shows that the cave paintings at Cueva Ardales are the work of Neanderthals

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