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Open Days in the Companion Grotto Reveal Traces of More than 45,000 Years Old

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The Museum of Portimão promotes Open Days at Gruta da Companheira on October 17th and 24th. Each session has a limit of 20 participants. The inside of the cave cannot be visited. The contents Open Days at Gruta da Companheira reveal traces with more than 45,000 years appears first in Barlavento.
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Sessions on October 17 and 24 show traces of Neanderthals with more than 45,000 years discovered in the excavations in Portimão.

The Museum of Portimão promotes Open Days at Gruta da Companheira on October 17th and 24th. Each session has a limit of 20 participants. The inside of the cave cannot be visited. The contents Open Days at Gruta da Companheira reveal traces with more than 45,000 years appears first in Barlavento.

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Barlavento broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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