š Natural cave complex in Mpika, Zambia.
š Features prehistoric rock art and Stone Age tools. Excavations reveal human habitation dating back 15,000 to 20,000 years, featuring Zambia's best Stone Age sequence (Nachikufan I, II, and III). The cave also served as a hiding place for the Bisa and Lala people during pre-colonial raids.
šæ Explore a long history of human habitation (15,000-20,000 years ago)
šØ See unique rock paintings, including Zambia's only black rock paintings
š¼ļø View displays of drawings and excavated artifacts
šļø Enjoy excellent vantage points of the beautiful surrounding landscape
šØ Many rock paintings are faded and difficult to see
š Caretaker has the key to open the gate; phone number posted on sign if he's not present
āļø Accessible during daylight hours
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