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Archaeological wonders tagged “epigravettian”

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🇬🇷 Greece · Cave

Klisoura Cave 1

Middle Palaeolithic to Mesolithic · Mousterian / Aurignacian / Epigravettian

Collapsed karstic cave and rockshelter in the Klisoura Gorge, Argolis, with 5 m deep trench divided into 14 stratigraphic units covering Middle Palaeolithic to Mesolithic (40,000–9,000 BP).

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🇬🇷 Greece · Rock shelter

Boila Rockshelter

Late Upper Palaeolithic · Epigravettian

Small Epigravettian rockshelter in the Voidomatis Gorge, 2 km from Klithi, with 14,000–10,000 BP deposits including microliths, bone tools and faunal remains of ibex and chamois.