Cave of Aurignac
The cave of Aurignac is a Grotte Paléolithique superior located on the commune of Aurignac, department of the Haute-Garonne, in area the Midday-Pyrenees (France).
History
The cave was discovered in 1852 per Jean-Baptiste Bonnemaison and was studied starting from 1860 share Edouard Lartet, one of the inventors of prehistoric science . Site éponyme of the Aurignacien, this cave is of a great richness Archéologique in particular with regard to the vestiges aurignacians.
The cave
The cave was occupied at three different periods:- first human occupation in Aurignacien;
- occupation by the wild Fauna;
- new human use as place of Burial to the Chalcolithique.
Many objects resulting from the cave are exposed to the Musée of the Prehistory of Aurignac.
External bonds
- Cave of Aurignac
- Cave of Aurignac discovered
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