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Paradise Cave in Poland Reveals Prehistoric Discoveries of Cave Lions and Mammoths: A Prominent Archaeological Site in Świętokrzyskie Region

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Paradise Cave in Poland Reveals Prehistoric Discoveries of Cave Lions and Mammoths: A Prominent Archaeological Site in Świętokrzyskie Region

Jakarta – An archaeological find has emerged in Poland, at a place called Jaskinia Raj or nicknamed Heaven’s Cave, a prominent archaeological site in the Świętokrzyskie region. Researchers have discovered hundreds of prehistoric animal bones, including the remains of cave lions and mammoths, making the cave one of the most important sites in the country. … Read more

Exclusive: Rare Prehistoric Animal Bones Discovered in Poland’s Heaven’s Cave – New Research Unveils Neanderthal and Modern Human Presence

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Exclusive: Rare Prehistoric Animal Bones Discovered in Poland’s Heaven’s Cave – New Research Unveils Neanderthal and Modern Human Presence

Jakarta – An archaeological find has emerged in Poland, at a place called Jaskinia Raj or nicknamed Heaven’s Cave, a prominent archaeological site in the Świętokrzyskie region. Researchers have discovered hundreds of prehistoric animal bones, including the remains of cave lions and mammoths, making the cave one of the most important sites in the country. … Read more

Ancient Human Presence in Greece: Discoveries from Megalopolis Basin

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Jakarta – So far, the earliest evidence of human sites in Greece is 250 thousand years old. However, new discoveries reveal that the first human presence in Greece is estimated to have existed since 280-700 thousand years ago. This discovery was revealed through an ancient site in the Megapolis Basin in Arcadia, about 200 kilometers … Read more

Discovery of Prehistoric Rock Carvings: 40 Petroglyphs Depicting 2,700-year-old Objects Found in Bohuslan, Sweden

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Jakarta – 40 Rock carvings or petroglyphs were recently discovered on a former rocky island in Bohuslan, Sweden. These petroglyphs depict objects from 2,700 years ago, such as ships, people, and an animal thought to be a horse. The prehistoric image is carved on a large granite rock face, as quoted from Live Science. He … Read more