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Archaeologists only just noticed more than 110 cave paintings in a popular Spanish prehistoric site, according to a research article published in September.

Cave paintings and engravings dating to at least 24,000 years ago were discovered near Valencia in Spain.

In a significant archaeological find, researchers have uncovered a vast Palaeolithic cave art site in Spain.

A significant Palaeolithic cave art site has been unearthed on the eastern coast of Spain, showcasing intricate representations of horses, deer and wild...

More than 100 palaeolithic paintings and engravings were found in the Cova Dones, or Cueva Dones, in Millares, near Valencia.

Archaeologists from a British university have discovered a major Paleolithic cave art site on the east coast of Spain, featuring depictions of horses,

The cave art in Spain is estimated to be at least 24,000 years old.

A cave in southern Spain has been described as the most important Palaeolithic art site found within the region, with illustrations believed to be about 24,000 years old.

The archaeologists found the artwork in a 1,600-foot-deep cave known as "Cova Dones".

The artwork found in the 1,600-foot-deep cave is thought to have been made more than 24,000 years ago.