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UNESCO World Heritage Sites Challenge: Foz Côa Valley and Cave Art
The rock paintings of the Foz Côa valley, a UNESCO heritage site, is the largest open-air collection of Paleolithic art (dating from 29,000 to 20,000 years ago) in Europe. About five dozens art specimens are spread along the last 17 … Continue reading
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Tagged cave, foz coa, neolithiic, palaeolithic, Portugal, UNESCO world heritage
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