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Partially excavated shelters in Spain · Mysteria

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Partially excavated shelters in Spain

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🇪🇸 Spain · Rock art

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West — Western Terrace

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) · Iberian Schematic

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West — Western Terrace in Andalusia, Jaen, Spain is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) rock art attributed to Iberian Schematic.

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🇪🇸 Spain · Rock art

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West — Northern Annex

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) · Iberian Schematic

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West — Northern Annex in Andalusia, Jaen, Spain is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) rock art attributed to Iberian Schematic.

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🇪🇸 Spain · Rock art

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West

Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) · Iberian Schematic

Cueva del Romeral Rock Art Shelter West in Andalusia, Jaen, Spain is a Chalcolithic-Bronze Age (3000-1500 BCE) rock art attributed to Iberian Schematic.