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Zooarchaeological Analysis Of Animal Remains From Vanguard & Gorham’s Caves In Gibraltar » Gibraltar Caves

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Gorham's & Vanguard Caves on Governor's Beach, Gibraltar.

Gorham’s & Vanguard Caves on Governor’s Beach, Gibraltar.

(Top) Gibraltar today with a series of caves at its base. Gorham’s is second from the left. (Bottom) A reconstruction of late Neanderthal times. The sea is down by 80-120m. Exposed is a marshland, plains environment, rich in food resources that the Neanderthals exploited. (© Gibraltar Museum)

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  1. The picture makes it difficult for one to visualise ‘neanderthal Gib’ when comparing to the current photo. Were the caves on some sort of plateua/slope above sea levels at the time?

    Steve

    June 4, 2011 at 5:17 pm


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