Cova del Rinoceront

The cave contains extensive sedimentary layers reaching 11 meters in thickness, providing a detailed record of geological and environmental changes through time.

Research at the site has uncovered multiple faunal remains and artifacts dating from 74,000 to 175,000 years ago, indicating sustained human presence.

The cave holds substantial evidence of Neanderthal activities, including tool-making practices that demonstrate the technological capabilities of early human societies.

Located at an elevation of 20 meters, the site maintains active excavation areas where researchers conduct systematic studies of prehistoric Mediterranean fauna.

The cave preserves a continuous sequence of animal remains spanning over 100,000 years, including rhinoceros bones that influenced its current name.

Location: Castelldefels

Elevation above the sea: 20 m

GPS coordinates: 41.27360,1.96085

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:07