HaYonim Cave, Archaeological cave in Galilee, Israel.
HaYonim Cave is a limestone cavern with multiple chambers and passages located in northern Galilee. The interior contains various levels and reveals evidence of human habitation uncovered through careful archaeological excavation.
The cave shows evidence of human habitation from the Middle Stone Age period, stretching back many millennia. Excavations have brought to light tools and other remains revealing how long people used this shelter.
The site displays animal carvings etched into the rock walls and stone tools that reveal how people lived and worked in these chambers. These objects tell visitors about the daily activities and skills of those who made this place their home.
The cave is accessible via established pathways that guide visitors through the chambers and display areas. Experienced guides lead tours explaining the archaeological discoveries as you move through the different sections.
Among the finds at this site is one of the region's oldest known artistic creations: a carefully carved stone image of a running horse. This carving reveals that people here not only survived but also expressed artistic thoughts and ideas.
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