For the past 24,000 years or so, a hidden sanctuary of Paleolithic rock art has endured on the walls of a cave near Valencia in eastern Spain, holding clues about the ancient artists and the world they inhabited.
A significant Palaeolithic cave art site has been unearthed on the eastern coast of Spain, showcasing intricate representations of horses, deer and wild.
This remarkable find, located in the Cova Dones cave near Valencia, Spain, is estimated to be at least 24,000 years old and features over 100 prehistoric artworks.