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Scanning Anomalies Found At The "Cave of the Venuses," Where Neanderthals Once Lived And Homo Sapiens Made Beautiful Art

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The cave is named for its palaeolithic "venus" figurines, examples of an ancient artistic trend that was once widespread across Europe.

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Scanning Anomalies Found At The "Cave of the Venuses," Where Neanderthals Once Lived And Homo Sapiens Made Beautiful Art

The cave is named for its palaeolithic "venus" figurines, examples of an ancient artistic trend that was once widespread across Europe.

·Sudbury, United Kingdom
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IFLScience broke the news in Sudbury, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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