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They Find Fossilized Equidae Footprints in Cervera Castle that Lived 30 Million Years Ago

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The good state of preservation of the remains is surprising, despite the modifications that the space has undergone over the centuries

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The good state of preservation of the remains is surprising, despite the modifications that the space has undergone over the centuries

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A fortuitous find during the summer archaeological campaign reveals a miraculously preserved trace that connects the medieval fortification with a distant prehistoric past...

A fortuitous discovery during the summer archaeological campaign reveals a miraculously preserved trail connecting medieval fortification with a distant prehistoric past ...

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The archaeological intervention carried out in the summer at the Castell de Cervera has revealed a trail of eight fossilized footprints that, according to the researchers, may correspond to a species of equid that lived in the Oligocene, about 30 million years ago. The singular fact of this find lies in the good state of conservation of the remains. […] The entry Eight fossilized footprints of a species of equid that lived 30 million years ago h…

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La Manyana broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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