Cova de les Dones

Millares, Spain

Cova de les Dones (Valencian for 'Women's Cave') is a cave in Millares, Spain, that contains Paleolithic rock art and ancient Roman artifacts. The earliest known record of the site dates back to 1795—it surfaces in a text authored by the Spanish botanist Antonio José Cavanilles.

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