The Cave of Maltravieso in Cáceres, Spain, discovered in 1951, features significant Middle Paleolithic cave art. It is known for 71 hand stencils, some dated to 64,000 years ago, suggesting Neanderthal authorship. An interpretation center is located nearby.
🎨 See revolutionary Neanderthal cave art
🌍 Explore one of the world's oldest cave art sites
💡 Learn through models, audiovisuals, and a replica at the interpretation center
🚫 Limited access to the actual cave, requires advance booking
🕒 Interpretation Centre: Tuesday-Saturday 9:00-15:00, Sundays 10:00-15:00. Closed Mondays and holidays (Jan 1, 6; Dec 24, 25, 31).
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